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What does a marine fossil in a desert tell scientists

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Answered by hahern44
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A marine fossil in the desert would indicate that the desert was actually a body of water (sea, river, stream, lake) millions of years ago.

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Answered by kingofself
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Marine fossils in desert indicates that there were some water bodies present there many years ago.

Explanation:

  • Deserts are basically vast stretch of barren lands with negligible or sometimes, no water.
  • However, those lands may not be as barren as it is in the recent conditions.
  • Perhaps, some sort of unfortunate events may have dehydrated the place and form into desert.
  • Generally, the studies of fossils is a smart way to know about past and the relevant incidents.

To know more:

Scientists have studied the fossilized shells of prehistoric, single-celled marine organisms. Some of these shells were thin, which indicates that the organisms lived in very warm ocean water. Such evidence indicates that the climate during this time may have been

A) moderate

B) arctic.

C) tropical.

D) the same as it is today.

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