Which Indirect Fossil Features Are Most Likely to Cut Across

question 173

Multiple Choice

Which indirect fossil features are most likely to cut across and disrupt bedding (stratification) in the host sedimentary rock?

• A)dinosaur footprints; sandy conglomerate
• B)carbonized leaves; clayey lakebeds
• C)burrows; muddy, fine-grained sandstone
• D)turbidite casts; wacke

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