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A geologist identifies identical index fossils in rock layers from two different areas. Which conclusion is best supported by this discovery?
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A geologist identifies identical index fossils in rock layers from two different areas. Which conclusion is best supported by this discovery?

A geologist identifies identical index fossils in rock layers from two different areas-example-1
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The deposition rate of the two rock layers was identical. The fossil organism evolved independently in the two separate areas.!
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The deposition rate of the two rock layers was identical.

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