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Page 1: Finding Relative Age. Do Activity 12-D Part II on p. 263

Finding Relative Age

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Do Activity 12-D Part II on p. 263

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Answer “Discussion” Questions p.

263

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The Law of Superposition: -In sedimentary rock, the older layers are found towards the

bottom and younger layers towards the top.

http://www.purchon.com/ecology/images/strata.jpg

Older rock

Younger rock

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The Crosscutting Rule -Any event that disturbs a rock is always more recent than the rock itself.The dike is

younger than the strata

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Fossils in the form of shells, bones or imprints become encased in sedimentary layers.

Fossils in deeper layers are ____er than those above.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/img/bifossils.gif

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Fossils in the form of shells, bones or imprints become encased in sedimentary layers.

Fossils in deeper layers are _OLDer than those above.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/img/bifossils.gif

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Fossils found in the deeper layers of the Grand Canyon are quite unfamiliar! (Living things have changed!) http://dommy.com/alan/pix/grand-canyon.jpg

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Olenellus (a trilobite) first appeared about 550 million years ago and became extinct about 250 million years ago. Rock with trilobite fossils are between ____ and ____ million years old.http://sun2.science.wayne.edu/~geology/GEO1010/images/home/Trilobite.gif

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An index fossil is a fossil that is useful for indicating the geological time when a sediment was deposited.A paleontologist – a scientist who studies ancient life forms.

http://www.msnucleus.org/membership/html/jh/earth/stratigraphy/images/paleontologist.gif

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Do Activity 12E on page 266

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The Standard Geological Column -an imaginary collection of all the sedimentary rock layers and their fossils from everywhere in the world!http://www.abheritage.ca/abnature/geological/photos/rock_column_thu.jpg

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Named after 2 Celtic Tribes

Named after Jura

mountains in Switzerland

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Do Review 12.3 on page 269