Fossils are sorted vertically to some degree. Evolutionists believe this is a result of macroevolution. No known mechanism will cause macroevolution, and many evidences refute macroevolution. Liquefaction, an understood mechanism, would sort animals and plants. If liquefaction occurred, one would expect some exceptions to this sorting order, but if macroevolution happened, there should be no exceptions.
Many exceptions exist.
Almost all animals are directly or indirectly dependent on plants for food. However, geological formations frequently contain many fossilized animals without fossilized plants. Apparently liquefaction sorted and separated these animals and plants before fossilization occurred. Meteorites are rarely found in deep sedimentary rock. This is consistent only with rapidly-deposited sediments.