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Stensens 5 principals? Superposition, horizontality, lateral continuity, intrusive relationships, included fragments
Smiths Principal? faunal succession
Def. superposition Younger layers of sed. rocks are depositited at the top.
Def horizontality If rock layers are inclined they have titled afterwards
def lateral continuity sedimentary rocks form extensive sheets
def intrusive relationships When igneous rocks cut through layers of sedimentary rocks, the sed rocks must have been present
def included fragments If fragments of a rock are found in a a larger rock, it is said that the fragmented rock was formed first
def faunal succession sed. rocks of a particular age have different fossils to sed. rocks of a different age, due to the changing biosphere
3 Major Eons? Phanerozoic 0 - 0.5 Ba, Proterozoic .5 - 2.5 Ba, Archaoezoic 2.5 - 4 Ba
3 Eras of the Phanerozic? Cenozoic Mesozoic Palaeozoic
P C D S O C Permian, Carboniferous, Devonian, Silurian, Ordovician, Cambrian
Who named P C D S O C? Sedgewick and Murchison