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What have happened at Stanston over millions of years to form the sequence of rocks shown?
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Which type of rocks should you study by interpreting the sequence of bedrocks?
Sedimentary rocks.
What is the Gondwana Sequence?
Identical pattern of rocks and fossils in the southern hemisphere
I am the process by which rocks change over millions of years?
Rocks change through the processes that take place within the rock cycle.
When geologists place rocks in their proper sequence of formation this is called dating?
Relative Dating
What mars look like inside?
Mars has a magma core with millions and millions of layers of rocks and sediments, just like what Earth has.
In an undeformed sequence of rocks the youngest rocks are found?
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Which type of rocks should you study by interpreting the sequence of bedrocks?
Sedimentary rocks.
States that older rocks lie below younger rocks in undisturbed sequence?
its superposition
When did Kabuki Rocks happen?
Kabuki Rocks happened in 1994.
When did Intellivision Rocks happen?
Intellivision Rocks happened in 2001.
How are rocks changed?
Erosion and weathering over millions of years
Is it true Absolute age examines the position of rocks in a sequence?
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Is it true that Absolute age examines the position of rocks in a sequence?
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What is the Gondwana Sequence?
Identical pattern of rocks and fossils in the southern hemisphere
What the geologic column?
It is an imaginary column where are the ages of rocks sit on top of one another in their proper age sequence, oldest at the base and youngest at the top. An ideal sequence of rock layers that contains all the known fossils and rocks whith each sequence is given its name.
What is geological column?
It is an imaginary column where are the ages of rocks sit on top of one another in their proper age sequence, oldest at the base and youngest at the top. An ideal sequence of rock layers that contains all the known fossils and rocks whith each sequence is given its name.
Can rocks change from one type of rock to or not change at all?
Yes, It does change, But it takes millions and millions of year to change.
