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What is chronostratigraphic?

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Updated: 8/16/2019

The study of the age of rocks.

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What is the difference between geochronologic division and chronostratigraphic division?

Chronostratigraphic divisions of the geologic timescale are in units of geological material, while geochronologic divisions are periods of time. It is important to make this distinction because while you can visit a deposit of fossils from a certain time period (the geological material; chronostratigraphy), you can visit the actual time period (geochronology).


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