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It is called an uncomformity.
The bottom layer of rock in a geologic sequence is usually called the basement layer.
Unconformity= break in sedimentary rock record
Is the older segment of fossil
In geology, the law of superposition states that in any undisturbed sequence of rocks that are deposited in layers, the oldest layers are on the bottom. Each layer is younger than the layer below it.
It is called an uncomformity.
Type your answer an unconformity indicates where a layer is missing in the strata sequence, so it tells you that there is a missing rock layerhere...
Transport layer .....
If it is in uncirculated condition and is missing all of the clad layer it could have a value of about $600. In uncirculated condition and is missing part of the clad layer it could have a value of about $300. In circulated condition and is missing all of the clad layer it could have a value of about $60. In circulated condition and missing part of the clad layer it could have a value of about $30.
disconformitiesangular unconformitiesnonconformities
In a normal sequence (ie one that has not been tectonically deformed) the oldest layer is the lowest layer - so the one at the base of the sequence is the oldest. This is called the "law of superposition".
The bottom layer of rock in a geologic sequence is usually called the basement layer.
physical layer
Transport layer
The transport layer provides flow control and sequencing.
Unconformity= break in sedimentary rock record
a sequence number allows the transport layer functions on the destination host to reassemble segments in the order in which the were transmitted