Compare Fossils X and Y during compression. What happens to each?

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Vivart asked Feb 11, 2023

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Compare Fossils X and Y during compression. What
happens to each?

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Answer: The layers would shift.

Explanation: The layers would shift due to the layers being slowly compressed between sediment layers. Basically, both fossils would shift more together too.

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