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study stake ch. 7

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Continental drift   when lithospheric plates move  
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uniformitarianism   states that Earth's process that are at work today were at work in the past  
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superposition   states that the layers of rocks are stacked oldest on the bottom and young on top  
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sedimentary rock   rock formed from sediment  
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Pangea   ancient theory of super continent that began breaking up 200 million years ago  
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Plate tectonics   theory that explains how lithospheric plates move and interact causing major geologic features  
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fossil record   information about what an oranisim looks like, where it lives and how it envolved  
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absolute dating   calculated by using half-time of certain isotopes  
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estimation   an approximate calculation of a quantity  
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radioactive decay   when an unstable atomic nucleus changes to another nucleus by emitting practice  
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igneous rocks   magma that has been solid  
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relative dating   age based on subject found at the same site  
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half-life   time it take a give amount of a radioactive isotope to decay half it's original mass  
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atoms   the building blocks of all matter  
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index fossil   fossilized remains of a organism that existed over vast area for a short period of time  
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