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Question 50 (1 point) Listen Which microfossil groups lived in a marine environment? (Select 10). Select 10 correct answer(s) Planktonic foraminifera Benthic foraminifera Radiolarians Diatoms Coccolithophores Dinoflagellates Ostracodes Conodonts Sponge spicules Spores Pollen (gymnosperm) Pollen (angiosperm) Calcareous algae Charophytes Coralline algae
Position in Vertical Sequence Layer A (Top) Layer B Layer C Layer D Layer E (Bottom) Microfossil Groups Angiosperm pollen Angiosperm pollen and ostracodes Ostracodes, angiosperm pollen, and diatoms Planktonic foraminifera and ostracodes Coccoliths, foraminifera, and radiolaria Depositional Environment (Marine, Continental (Nonmarine/Freshwater), Mixed) Geologic Periods Where All Might Be Found Together
Question 52 (1 point) Listen See the table on p, 216 of your lab manual. What is the depositional environment for the microfossil assemblage in Layer B with angiosperm pollen and ostracodes? marine non-marine Question 53 (1 point) Listen ▸ See the table on p, 216 of your lab manual. What is the depositional environment for the microfossil assemblage in Layer C with angiosperm pollen, ostracodes, and diatoms? Omarine Onon-marine Question 54 (1 point) 4 Listen See the table on p, 216 of your lab manual. What is the depositional environment for the microfossil assemblage in Layer D with planktonic foraminifera and ostracodes? Omarine Onon-marine
Question 55 (1 point) Listen See the table on p, 216 of your lab manual. What is the depositional environment for the microfossil assemblage in Layer E (bottom) with coccoliths, foraminifera and rariolarians? marine non-marine Question 56 (1 point) Listen From what you know about depositional environments that these microfossil groups inhabit (in the table on page 216), is this a transgressive sequence or a regressive sequence? Otransgressive sequence O regressive sequence
Question 57 (1 point) 4) Listen ▶ See the table on p, 216 of your lab manual. What is the geologic range for the microfossil assemblage in Layer A (Top) with angiosperm pollen? (Check all boxes in which that organism lived.) Select 4 correct answer(s) Cambrian Ordovician Silurian Devonian Mississippian Pennsylvanian Permian Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous Paleogene Neogene Quaternary
See the table on p, 216 of your lab manual. What is the geologic range for the microfossil assemblage in Layer B with angiosperm pollen and ostracodes? (Check all boxes in which BOTH organisms lived at the SAME TIME.) Select 4 correct answer(s) Cambrian Ordovician Silurian Devonian Mississippian Pennsylvanian Permian Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous Paleogene Neogene Quaternary
Question 59 (1 point) Listen ➤ See the table on p, 216 of your lab manual. What is the geologic range for the microfossil assemblage in Layer C with angiosperm pollen and ostracodes and diatoms? (Check the boxes in which ALL of these organisms lived at the SAME TIME.) Select 4 correct answer(s) Cambrian Ordovician Silurian Devonian Mississippian Pennsylvanian Permian Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous Paleogene Neogene Quaternary
Question 60 (1 point) Listen See the table on p, 216 of your lab manual. What is the geologic range for the microfossil assemblage in Layer D with planktonic foraminifera and ostracodes? (Check the boxes in which ALL of these organisms lived at the SAME TIME.) Select 5 correct answer(s) Cambrian Ordovician Silurian Devonian Mississippian Pennsylvanian Permian Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous Paleogene Neogene Quaternary
Question 61 (1 point) 40 Listen ▸ See the table on p, 216 of your lab manual. What is the geologic range for the microfossil assemblage in Layer E (bottom) with coccoliths, foraminifera and radiolaria? (Check the boxes in which ALL of these organisms lived at the SAME TIME.) Select 5 correct answers) Cambrian Ordovician Silurian Devonian Mississippian Pennsylvanian Permian Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous Paleogene Neogene Quaternary
Question 62 (1 point) Listen ▶ Which microfossil groups can be found living in BOTH marine and continental (nonmarine/freshwater) environments? (Select 3). Planktonic foraminifera Benthic foraminifera Radiolarians Diatoms Coccolithophores Dinoflagellates Ostracodes Conodonts Sponge spicules Spores Pollen (gymnosperm) Pollen (angiosperm) Calcareous algae Charophytes
Question 63 (1 point) Listen In some areas of the sea floor, foraminifera tests (shells) are accumulating at a rate of 1 cm per 1,000 years. How thick a deposit could have accumulated during the 65 million years (65,000,000 years) of the Cenozoic Era? (Give your answer in centimeters.) Calculator needed for this question. N