Multiple Choice
The magnetic field of Earth in the geologic past is ____________.
A) unknown,but it is assumed to have been identical to today's
B) known to have been constant through geologic time,due to remnant magnetization of iron-rich minerals in rocks
C) known to have experienced numerous polarity reversals,due to remnant magnetization of iron-rich minerals in rocks
D) known to have been constant through time,on the basis of theoretical calculations
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