If fossils of an organism are found in the deeper layers of the Earth,what can we predict about its extinction?
- AThe organism became extinct recently.
- BThe organism became extinct thousands of years ago.
- CThe position of the fossil in the Earth's layers has no relation to the time of extinction.
- DThe time of extinction cannot be determined.
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