20 Questions
What was the approximate height of Titanis walleri, also known as Waller's terror bird?
1.8 meters (5.9 feet)
During which time period did Titanis walleri live?
5 to 2 million years ago
What is necessary for the formation of a fossil?
Rapid burial of the organism
What is recorded in rock layers as part of the fossil record?
Major changes to populations of organisms and environments
What can explain the formation of a rock layer with no fossils in between rock layers with different types of fossils?
Major changes to populations of organisms and environments happened
Titanis walleri, or Waller's terror bird, was ______
flightless
It could grow up to 1.8 m (5.9 feet) tall, about the same height as an adult ______
human
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to analyze patterns in the fossil record to explain how life changed over ______
time
Major changes to populations of organisms and environments happened in the ______
past
Such events from the past are recorded in rock layers as part of the ______
fossil record
Titanis walleri, or Waller's terror bird, was _______
flightless
The approximate height of Titanis walleri, also known as Waller's terror bird, was _______
1.8 m (5.9 feet)
Life of Titanis walleri spanned from _______
about 5 to 2 million years ago
What is recorded in rock layers as part of the fossil _______
record
What is necessary for the formation of a _______
fossil
Titanis walleri, or Waller's terror bird, was ______.
flightless
Titanis walleri could grow up to ______ tall.
1.8 m (5.9 feet)
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to analyze patterns in the fossil record to explain how life changed over ______.
time
Major changes to populations of organisms and environments happened in the ______.
past
Such events from the past are recorded in rock layers as part of the ______.
fossil record
Discover the Titanis walleri in this quiz and learn about its characteristics and place in history. Test your knowledge of the fossil record and the changes in life over time. Uncover the mysteries of Waller's terror bird and its significance in the evolution of life on Earth.
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