Conodonts in a sedimentary rock layer change color from dark to translucent-white. How will the sedimentary rock layer be affected if the burial continues?

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Mike Sickler asked Nov 17, 2022

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Conodonts in a sedimentary rock layer change color from dark to translucent-white. How will

the sedimentary rock layer be affected if the burial continues?

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The heat and pressure from the burial will cause the sedimentary rocks containing conodont fossils to form igneous rocks slowly.

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