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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 2017 OBJECTIVE: Students will find evidence hidden in the fossil record. WARM-UP: What does the term fossil record refer to? HOMEWORK: finish Stories of Fossil Record WS. For the signatures, get your parents to sign. Due 9/14 This will be a process grade. Add Question to I Wonder Journal Agenda: Glue fossil record paper in notebook. Log on to laptops (Numbers assigned) Start working on Stories from Fossil Record and Evidence in Fossil Record Ws SEE MRS SKIADOS ABOUT WEEBLY

What is the fossil record? The "fossil record" refers to the placement of fossils throughout the layers of sedimentary rock on Earth. We can learn what species lived during a specific geological period (era) and then changed in time. Typically, the older fossils are buried more deeply than younger ones. This is known as the law of superposition. Scientists use the placement of fossils as a guide for determining when life forms existed, and how they evolved.

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Third- Scroll down the page until you find “Stories from the Fossil Record”. Then click on it. Fourth- Click on Past Lives, then each of the others to find your information.