Carefully consider cross-sections 2 and 3 below. Use the fossils, rock types, and the law of superposition to determine the matches for each rock layer in cross-section 2. Remember that sometimes a rock layer will pinch out! Drag-and-drop the correct answers into the blank spaces. A choice may be used more than once. Layer A corresponds with Layer 1 Layer B corresponds with Layer 2 Layer C corresponds with Layer 4 Layer D corresponds with Layer 4 Layer E corresponds with Response area

Why might a single rock layer exhibit different types of sedimentary rocks within it? view available hint(s) why might a single rock layer exhibit different types of sedimentary rocks within it? such a rock layer, termed a facies, when traced laterally represents a variety of depositional environments that formed in a sequence over time. such a rock layer, termed a facies, when traced laterally represents a single depositional environment that formed over time. such a rock layer, termed a facies, when traced vertically represents a variety of depositional environments that formed at the same time across a broad area. such a rock layer, termed a facies, when traced laterally represents a variety of depositional environments that formed at the same time across a broad area. such a rock layer, termed a facies, when traced vertically represents a variety of depositional environments that formed in a sequence over time.