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Q: What exposed all the rock layers in The Grand Canyon?
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How much geologic time do layers of rock exposed at the Grand Canyon represent?

The age of the rock layers exposed in the Grand Canyon range from 240 million years to 1,800 million years in age. The surface feature known as the Grand Canyon is thought to be less than 17 million years old.


Is the Grand Canyon mountains?

the grand canyon is layers of rock formed over millions of years


In the grand canyon the oldest fossil's are found?

in the lowest layers of rock


In the grand canyon the oldest fossils are found?

in the lowest layers of rock


In the Grand Canyons the oldest fossils are found where?

Fossils of armored fish, corals, shellfish, and snails have been found in the Grand Canyon.


What kind of rock is Grand Canyon made out of?

Rocks exposed in the Grand Canyon include limestones, cherts, shales, schists, sandstones, and granites.


How old are the rock layers exposed on the Grand Canyon?

The exposed rock layers at the Grand Canyon are at least about two billion years old. A good 13,000 feet of sediment and lava were first deposited in coastal and shallow marine environments, e.g. NOT inside the Grand Canyon. Earth's folding (which caused the mountains) brought sediment from the Pacific side. Streams and rivers brought sediments from the Appalachian Mountains in the east, which were folded from both the Pangaea-times sea located in the middle of the country and the Pacific Ocean.


Why is the Grand Canyon important in the past?

it's layers of rock tell us about the past


Is A scientist who researches the age of rock layers in the Grand Canyon studies earth science?

Earth


What type of rock form layers that can be seen in heavily weathered regions such as the grand canyon?

Sedimentary


How is the grand canyon like a history book?

the grand canyon is like a history book because of its deeply carved canyons and the rock layers that the river exposed by weathering over a long period of time which tells a history of the conditions that existed there for exponentially long time for above and below surface.


What river cut through layers of rock to form the grand canyon?

Colorado River