yes it can..also other fossils like brachiopods can too
This is called an index fossil.
Index fossils.
Trilobite
It's called an index fossil.
There are many, but the trilobite is considered an exceptional index fossil.
yes
An index fossil. An index fossil's age is known, allowing scientists to know the relative age of other fossils based on their position relative to the index fossil. (Ex. If a fossil is deeper in the earth, it is older than the index fossil)
index fossils
This is called an index fossil.
index fossil
J. Brookes Knight has written: 'Primitive fossil gastropods and their bearing on gastropod classification' -- subject(s): Fossil Gastropoda, Gastropoda 'Paleozoic gastropod genotypes' -- subject(s): Fossil Gastropoda 'Some new Cambrian bellerophont gastropods' -- subject(s): Fossil Gastropoda, Paleontology
An index fossil is organisms that is a signature for certain geographical eras. Index fossils are a charting of time that is used to describe other organisms found in that time era. The fossils were found in the stones that are determinations by carbon indexing and therefore are index fossils.
Index fossils.
Index fossils are original fossil remains, just a specific subcategory of them. Index fossils are used by paleontologists to identify a particular period of time and often a subperiod of time - the specific fossil is chosen as an index fossil because it is very specific to a time period and allows the other fossils and remains around them to be identified to the same time period.
They are called index fossils.
An index fossil.
The absolute age of the index fossil was determine by radioactive dating or another absolute method