The fossil on the bottom would be older because as time goes on rock builds up and buries fossils so the higher it is the more recent it is.
In the Pokemon series you can revive fossils into rare Pokemon. In Pearl you can do this at the coal museum.
You can not catch Lileep in Sapphire or Ruby. You find two fossils in the Desert and one of them is Lileep. To make the fossil Lileep, go to RustBoro city and go the Devon Cooporation. On the second floor, there is a scientist at the bottom who will turn fossils into Pokemon.
If I remember right you go to the DEVON CORP. and go to the 2nd floor. Talk to the scientist at the bottom of your gameboy screen. ( i know you will see him) He'll tell you his success in turnin' fossils into pokemon.
On Cinnabar Island there is a dome shaped building at the bottom of the island. You go into the building turn right and go to the last door and enter it. In the top right corner is a scientist who will revive your fossils if you have one.
No. It does have a * at the bottom to show it's rare, though. and Rare and Legendary are two different things, though people do get them confused alot
in the bottom of the ocean
because it has to do with layers of sedimentary rock; piles of rock get stacked upon fossils which means the bottom layer with the fossils is oldest since it was there 1st
Based on the Law of Superposition, the most recent fossils would be in the top strata, the oldest in the bottom.
The fossils found at the top of a canyon will probably be younger than those at the of the bottom of the canyon because the fossils at the bottom of the canyon would have been there earlier when the so called "canyon" was once a flat land, so as time went by, the flat land began growing and getting taller and finally became a canyon so the fossils at the top of the canyon WOULD be younger than those at the bottom because the bottom fossils were there before the top of the canton even existed.
We read the Geologic timescale from the bottom to the top because, that is the same way geologists and paleontologists had found the older fossils. The older fossils lay at the bottom, and the more younger ones, near the top.
the ones closest to the bottom
Relative dating-comparing fossils related to how old other fossils are in the same sample of rock. If the rock has been undisturbed, the oldest rock will be at the bottom, therefore, the oldest fossils will also be at the bottom. the youngest rock will be at the top, therefore, the youngest fossils will be at the top. Absolute Dating-When you can figure out through testing the exact age of the fossil
Far too many to list them all. There are several advantages of doing your observations from a point that isn't at the murky bottom of Earth's atmosphere.
The marine fossils that are found in the Alps were once on the bottom of the ocean. Plate collision has resulted in their uplift.
The one at the bottom because over many years it has slowly been moved by its surroundings to the bottom
Fossils are not found in water, but rather in the sediment deposits which includes the bottom of a body of water. Fossils are especially prevalent in shallow marine environments where they may become well preserved.
The fossil record is thought to organize things in age order with the older rocks behind at the bottom and newer rocks being at the top.