fossils and stuff
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Paleontologist | a scientist who studies fossils
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Relative Age | the age of something compared with the age of something else
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Principle of Superposition | that in undisturbed layers of rock the oldest are on the bottom and getting younger toward the top
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Mold | cavity in rock left when the hard parts of an organism decay
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Cast | a type of fossil that forms when sediments fill the mold and harden into rock
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Index Fossil | remains of a species that existed for a relatively short period of time,were abundant,& widespread geographically can be used to assign ages of rock layers
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Trace Fossil | fossilized tracks/ other evidence of activity of organisms
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Unconformity | gap in the rock layer that is due to erosion or period w/o any deposition
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Original Remains | when conditions allow original soft parts of organisms to be preserved for thousands or millions of years
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Fossil | remains,imprints, or traces of prehistoric organisms
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Permineralized Remains | fossils where spaces inside are filled w/minerals from ground water
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Carbon Films | when a thin film or carbon residue forms when a silhouette of the original organism;carbonized plant becomes coal
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