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Which best supports the evidence that an asteroid collision may have caused caused the extinction of dinosaurs?(1 point) Respon...Asked by lol
Which best supports the evidence that an asteroid collision may have caused the extinction of dinosaurs?(1 point)
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Rare metal on Earth called Iridium is found in layers where dinosaurs disappeared.
Rare metal on Earth called Iridium is found in layers where dinosaurs disappeared.
Bodies of dinosaurs are only found in craters where asteroid collided.
Bodies of dinosaurs are only found in craters where asteroid collided.
Dinosaur fossil remains are found at the bottom of a body of water.
Dinosaur fossil remains are found at the bottom of a body of water.
Many dinosaur skeletons are found in one particular rock layer.
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Rare metal on Earth called Iridium is found in layers where dinosaurs disappeared.
Rare metal on Earth called Iridium is found in layers where dinosaurs disappeared.
Bodies of dinosaurs are only found in craters where asteroid collided.
Bodies of dinosaurs are only found in craters where asteroid collided.
Dinosaur fossil remains are found at the bottom of a body of water.
Dinosaur fossil remains are found at the bottom of a body of water.
Many dinosaur skeletons are found in one particular rock layer.
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The response that best supports the evidence that an asteroid collision may have caused the extinction of dinosaurs is:
**Rare metal on Earth called Iridium is found in layers where dinosaurs disappeared.**
This is because the discovery of iridium, which is more common in asteroids than on Earth, in the geological layer corresponding to the time of the dinosaurs' extinction provides strong evidence for the asteroid impact hypothesis.
**Rare metal on Earth called Iridium is found in layers where dinosaurs disappeared.**
This is because the discovery of iridium, which is more common in asteroids than on Earth, in the geological layer corresponding to the time of the dinosaurs' extinction provides strong evidence for the asteroid impact hypothesis.
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