Yes, they are one key.
Correlation by Fossils (index fossils) - Matching rock units of similar age on a large scale by using index (or guide) fossils (fossils that were widespread geographically and lived only a short time). Allows widely separated rocks of different composition to be correlated. Overlapping time ranges of several sets of index fossils are typically used.
No. I can not show you dinosaur fossils. But, if you go to a large natural history museum in a large city, you can see dinosaur fossils. New York City has the Museum of Natural History. Chicago has the Field Museum. Other large cities all over the world have such museums that have dinosaur fossils. It should not be too difficult for you to get to such a major city.
They are too large and usually contain hydrophilic regions which prevent movement across the hydrophobic core of the plasma membrane.
Americium and Europium are the elements named for large regions which include several countries.
No. Mega means large and polis means city. It is impossible for some mortal person to throw a rock across a large city!
The theory that suggests the Earth once had a supercontinent is called Pangaea. It proposes that all current continents were once connected as one large landmass before breaking apart and moving to their current positions. The evidence for this theory includes the matching shapes of continents, similar geologic formations across different continents, and the distribution of fossils.
Large plate tectonics or the fossils had wings.
Correlation by Fossils (index fossils) - Matching rock units of similar age on a large scale by using index (or guide) fossils (fossils that were widespread geographically and lived only a short time). Allows widely separated rocks of different composition to be correlated. Overlapping time ranges of several sets of index fossils are typically used.
Large nebulae are often referred to as "giant molecular clouds" or "super star clusters." These nebulae can span hundreds of light-years across and are regions where stars are born.
No. I can not show you dinosaur fossils. But, if you go to a large natural history museum in a large city, you can see dinosaur fossils. New York City has the Museum of Natural History. Chicago has the Field Museum. Other large cities all over the world have such museums that have dinosaur fossils. It should not be too difficult for you to get to such a major city.
Yes. They are a large group of fossils which are full of the energy of the dead creatures or plants which formed them.
Alfred Wegener had several lines of evidence to support his idea of Pangaea, including the fit of the continents, similarities in rock formations and fossils across continents, and the presence of past glacial evidence in regions that are now separated by large distances. Additionally, Wegener noted similarities in climate and geological features that suggested the continents were once connected.
Yes, matching rock formations and fossils on different continents provide evidence for continental drift. These similarities suggest that the continents were once connected and have since moved apart. This supports the theory of plate tectonics, which explains how the Earth's lithosphere is divided into several large plates that move and interact with each other.
i.e. continental fit across the Atlantic Multiple species matches (best of which where shallow water or terrestrial where it was infeasible for them to cross such a large water mass) Mountain ranges fitted together both sides of the Atlantic
They are too large and usually contain hydrophilic regions which prevent movement across the hydrophobic core of the plasma membrane.
Big Bend National Park has many fossils. The fossils are not only of dinosaurs; fossils of Quetzalcoatlus, the largest known flying reptile, come from this area.
Columbia valley