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all of my chapter " clues to earths past" things to know for the test

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who is a person who studys fossils   a palentolojest  
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remains, imprints, or traces of prehistoric pasts are_________.   fossils  
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fossils can form if the organism is quickly_______ by sediments.   burried  
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organisms with______ parts are more likely to become fossils.   hard parts  
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types of   preservation  
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fossils in which the spaces indide are filled with minerals from groundwater are called___   premineralized  
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carbon film results when ___________ then ____ becomes coal   a thin film or carbon residue forms a silhouette of the original organizum; carbonized plant material becomes coal  
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mold- ____ in rock left when ___ parts of an organisum decay   1. cavity 2. hard  
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if ___ washes into a mold if can form a ___   1. sediment 2. cast  
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______ remains are preserved in material such as ________, ________, or tar.   1. origianial 2.ice 3. amber  
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________ is an example of an organizums activities.   trace fossils  
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examples of trace fossils would be   foot prints from an animal or something or a burrow like from a worm  
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index fossils are_______   abundent, geographical widespread organizums that existed for relatively short periods of time  
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fossils can reviel information about past land forms and ______   climates  
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principles of _____________ - process of reading undisterbed rock layers   super possition  
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_______ rocks that are on bottom layer   oldest  
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_______ rocks are on the top layers   youngest  
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how old something is in comparison to something else   relative ages  
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the age of ________ rock can be ditermined by examining layer sequences.   undesterbed  
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the age of _______ rocks can be ditermined by fossils or other clues.   disterbed  
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________- are gaps in rock layers   unconformities  
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_____________ unconformities - rock layers are titles, and younger sediment layers are deposited horizontily ontop of the eroded and tilted rock layers.   angular  
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a layer of horizontial rock once exposed and eroded befor younger rock formed over it is ____   disconformity  
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_______ conformity is sedimntary rock forms over eroded metamorphic or igneous rock   non conformity  
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the same rock but in differant locations, fossils can be used to ________ those rock layers   corolate  
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beta decay is   an isotope break down into a proton and electron with the electron leaving the atom as a beta partical ; a new proton is formed due to proton gain.  
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sn isotype gives off two protons and 2 neutrons as an alpha partical; a new eliment forms   alpha decay  
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patasslumarogon   dating is used to date the ancient rocks millions of years old.  
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carbon 14   dating is used to date bones, wood, and charcoal up to 75,000 years old  
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the oldest known rocks are about   75,000 years old  
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earths estimate is to be about ___ years old   4.5 billion years old  
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uniformitarianism   earths processes occuring today are similar to those that occured in the past.  
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