A group of rock layers containing similar fossils of similar age is called a A. strata B. stage C. season D. series

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Ericson · Answer 1 · 2017-03-12T06:30:16+0000

A layer or a group of closely-packed layers containing similar
fossils of similar age is called a stratum.

If you find, say, a high stratum, a low stratum, and a stratum
in the middle, then you've found three different strata.

A group of rock layers containing similar fossils of similar age is called a A. strata B. stage C. season D. series

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