James Hutton inferred that the rocks below the contact at Siccar Point were vertical gray sandstone and shale and the rocks above were gently dipping red sandstone and conglomerate. Therefore, the histories of these rocks:
A) are different
B) are the same
C) are not able to be interpreted

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James Hutton inferred that the rocks below the contact at Siccar Point were vertical gray sandstone and shale and the rocks above were gently dipping red sandstone and conglomerate. Therefore, the histories of these rocks: 
A) are different 
B) are the same 
C) are not able to be interpreted

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The Answer of James Hutton inferred that the rocks below the contact at Siccar Point were vertical gray sandstone and shale and the rocks above were gently dipping red sandstone and conglomerate. Therefore, the histories of these rocks: 
A) are different 
B) are the same 
C) are not able to be interpreted

James Hutton Inferred That the Rocks Below the Contact at Siccar