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The age of elevation refers to the geological period during which significant uplift and mountain-building processes occur. This elevation can affect the exposure and erosion of underlying rock layers, revealing older rocks at the surface. Thus, while the age of elevation indicates when certain geological processes took place, the age of the rocks themselves reflects their formation history, which can be much older. In essence, the two are interconnected, as elevation allows access to ancient geological formations.

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