CR, Chapter 1 In-Action Q4
The fossils found in the Burgess Shale, an area high in the Canadian Rockies, are especially valuable to evolutionary science. Due to the unique geological conditions of the region, the fossils include appendages and soft parts that are rarely preserved. By studying these remains, scientists are offered insights into the precursors of contemporary life forms.
The answer key indicates that the first sentence is the conclusion. However, it seems to be a statement of fact, rather than a claim that is contestable. Additionally, the usual indicative words "i.e. should, might" are absent.
Any extra guidance would be appreciated. Thanks
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