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Geologic Time Scale Scramble

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Unscramble key terms about Earth's deep history.

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Unscramble key terms about Earth's deep history.

by Robert Abril
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A timeline that divides Earth’s history into hierarchical units, revealing the sequence of major events.

     
  
  
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Remains or traces of ancient organisms preserved in rocks, offering clues about past life.

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Markers that help assign relative ages to rock layers by being common in many places and existing for a limited time.

  
  
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A method to order events based on rock layers and features, without exact numeric ages.

  
  
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A technique that assigns numeric ages to rocks by measuring decay rates and other time clues.

  
  
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Principles describing how deposition creates a vertical sequence, with older rocks at the bottom.

  
  
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A rapid, worldwide loss of many species that reshapes life on Earth.

  
  
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A natural process allowing age estimation through decay rates of unstable nuclei.

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