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In a sequence of rock layers we find trilobite fossils at the bottom of the rock sequence and dinosaur fossils directly above the trilobite fossils. We conclude that
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In a sequence of rock layers we find trilobite and dinosaur fossils. The dinosaur fossils are at the bottom of the rock sequence and the trilobites are at the top. This sequence tells us that
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A surface of erosion between rocks that represents a gap in Earth history is
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Radiometric dating assumes that, once a mineral has crystallized, any daughter product results only from the decay of the original unstable parent. Some complications are
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In a sequence of sedimentary rocks, the bottom layer is the youngest and the top layer is the oldest. This type of sequence suggests that the
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