Finding the fossils of tress in an area that is currently a desert without much life might tell us that area millions of years ago a was heavily eroded by strong wind b received much rain to support a forest c suffered very powerful earthquakes d was distroyed by the impact of meteorites

The correct answer is: B received much rain to support a forest

Deserts are areas that receive very little precipitation, so the trees hardly grow on such places. Finding the fossils of tress in desert area shows us that there was a time when that place received precipitation in the form of rain which enabled the tree growth.

Finding the fossils helps us improve our geological and ecological understanding of the period millions of years ago.

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