question number 35 of 40 - earth science\nrock profile\nthe fossil at point x has been dated to be 65…

$question number 35 of 40 - earth science\nrock profile\nthe fossil at point x has been dated to be 65 million years old. what can relative dating indicate about the fossil at point y?\nf the age of the organism when it died\ng the type of environment the organism lived in\nh the similar time period in which the organism lived\ni the distortion of the organism by the fault$

question number 35 of 40 - earth science\nrock profile\nthe fossil at point x has been dated to be 65 million years old. what can relative dating indicate about the fossil at point y?\nf the age of the organism when it died\ng the type of environment the organism lived in\nh the similar time period in which the organism lived\ni the distortion of the organism by the fault

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Relative - dating is used to determine the age of a fossil or rock in comparison to other fossils or rocks. If fossil X is 65 million years old and fossils X and Y are in similar rock - strata (as indicated by the rock profile), relative dating can suggest that they lived in a similar time period. It cannot determine the age of the organism when it died, the type of environment it lived in, or the distortion by the fault.

Answer:

H. The similar time period in which the organism lived