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earth science rocks

TermDefinition
trace fossils provide evidence of animal activity,ex:footprints
fossils preserved remains or traces of living things;shows activity.
petrified fossils minerals replace all or part of the organism.
mold a hollow in sediment in the the shape of an organism.
cast a copy of the shape of an organism.
carbonfilm crabon from an organism is left behind.
preserved remains in tar,amber and ice.
geologic column provides evidence about history of fossils on earth.
geologic time scale shows that earth changes over time.
extiction the death of every member of the species
rules of superposition in sedimentary rock,the oldest layer is on the bottom;youngest on top.
original unconformity sedimentary layers of rock are deposit horizontally(unless under sediment)
extrusion lava that hardens on the surface.
intrusion magma that pushes into rock.
relative age age compared to other rocks.
absolute age number of age since a rock formed.
index fossils a fossil that is used to establish the age of a rock layer because the fossil is distinct,abundant,and widespread and the species that formed that fossil existed for only a short span of geologic time
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