Some sorts of rocks are sedimentary, i.e., they were created by building up sands in the sea. Later, they were pushed up and turned around etc. Often, the (formerly horizontal) layers of sand can be clearly seen and give an indication what was horizontal; and that actually there was a sea somewhen in or near this area.
There are many clues to what ancient climates were like. One of them include what fossils are found in an area.
Well there are fossils of plants and large animals there, indicating that the climate was once warmer, and that the climate there has changed to be what it is like now.
The ocean floor
fossil correlation
rt 51s from Ambridge bridge about 8 storm drains down towards south heights with in half mile of bridge
Fossils, rocks, and the Theory of continental drift are all connected because when the continents moved apart from each other, the spreading actually moves the rocks and fossils to another area, resulting in rocks that fit perfectly together but were separated and many similar fossils in different areas. hOPE IT HELPS ;)
There are many clues to what ancient climates were like. One of them include what fossils are found in an area.
nunya
Well there are fossils of plants and large animals there, indicating that the climate was once warmer, and that the climate there has changed to be what it is like now.
The ocean floor
Yes, massive areas of Earth are covered by sedimentary rocks. A good geology map will tell you what rocks are in your area.
It would tell anyone that the rocks which contain the fossils were marine sediments deposited in a sea or ocean below sea level.
fossil correlation
One example of relative dating is studying the layers of rock in a particular area. By analyzing the sequence of rock layers and the fossils within them, scientists can determine the relative ages of the rocks and the fossils they contain.
This process is known as biostratigraphy / biostratigraphic correlation.
fossil correlation
rt 51s from Ambridge bridge about 8 storm drains down towards south heights with in half mile of bridge