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Unscramble geology terms to learn Earth's history.

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Unscramble geology terms to learn Earth's history.

by Robert Abril
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A framework organizing Earth's history into named intervals based on major events and fossil evidence.

     
  
  
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A method to determine the order of past events by comparing rock succession and fossil relationships.

  
  
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A technique that yields numerical ages for rocks and fossils using isotopic decay.

  
  
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Remains or traces of ancient life preserved in rocks from the distant past.

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Species whose distribution helps relate rock layers across wide areas.

  
  
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Strata formed over long times, recording environmental changes and deposition.

  
  
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The earliest deposited bed in a sequence, marking the longest prior history.

  
  
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The most recently formed bed in a stratigraphic sequence.

  
  
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