New York City has its greatest length of daylight on: A) June ...

[jhjkgdfhk]

New York City has its greatest length of daylight on:
 
  A) June 21. B) December 21. C) March 21. D) September 22.

Question 2

What term applies to all of geologic time prior to the Phanerozoic eon? Why is this span not divided into as many smaller units as the Phanerozoic eon?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[aburgess]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

Precambrian refers to time before the Phanerozoic. Precambrian history is not known in great detail. The quantity of information geologists have deciphered about Earth's past is somewhat analogous to the detail of human history. The farther back we go, the less we know. Certainly, more data and information exist about the past 10 years than for the first decade of the twentieth century; the events of the nineteenth century have been documented much better than the events of the first century A.D. and so on. So it is with Earth history. The more recent past has the freshest, least disturbed, and most observable record. The farther back in time the geologist goes, the more fragmented the record and clues become.

[jhjkgdfhk]

Gracias!

[vickybb89]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it