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Biology, 13.04.2021 20:50 leo4687

Fossil #1 is found 700ft under ground and fossil #2 is found 300ft under ground , which is newer? - Both Fossils are the same age

- Fossil #1

- Neither fossil is newer

- Fossil #2

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