a sediment layer has an index fossil that is 4 million years old, but the layer above it has a fossil that is 10 million

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a sediment layer has an index fossil that is 4 million years old, but the layer above it has a fossil that is 10 million

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a sediment layer has an index fossil that is 4 million years
old, but the layer above it has a fossil that is 10 million years
old. what would you do to figure out what is happening, or if you
know what is happening then give your explanation?
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