Dredge writes:
Between the sedimentary layer that contains a fossil and the igneous layer below could be hundreds of meters of other sedimentary rock layers ... which means that fossil-layer could have formed a very long time after the igneous layer.
I specified that the igneous layer is ON TOP of the sedimentary layer. Try again.
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