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An intrusion into a rock layer is
ESRT's
northwest
younger then the rock layer
bottom
transform plate boundary and a hot spot
index fossils
carbon-14
the collision of lithospheric plates
The most important tool in your test taking arsenal is your
ESRT's
northwest
younger then the rock layer
bottom
transform plate boundary and a hot spot
index fossils
carbon-14
the collision of lithospheric plates
The folding of rock layers to form a mountaiin was most likely caused by
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northwest
younger then the rock layer
bottom
transform plate boundary and a hot spot
index fossils
carbon-14
the collision of lithospheric plates
Which radioactive isotope has a half-life most useful for dating an object about 4500 years old?
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northwest
younger then the rock layer
bottom
transform plate boundary and a hot spot
index fossils
carbon-14
the collision of lithospheric plates
In rock layers which have not been disturbed, which is typically the oldest layer?
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younger then the rock layer
bottom
transform plate boundary and a hot spot
index fossils
carbon-14
the collision of lithospheric plates
Which characteristic is most useful in correlating Devonian-age sedimentary bedrock in New York State with Devonian-age sedimentary bedrock in other parts of the world?
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younger then the rock layer
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transform plate boundary and a hot spot
index fossils
carbon-14
the collision of lithospheric plates
In the United States, most of the major damage expected from a future earthquake is predicted to occur near a
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younger then the rock layer
bottom
transform plate boundary and a hot spot
index fossils
carbon-14
the collision of lithospheric plates
Based on the theory of plate tectonics, it is inferred that over the past 250 million years North America has moved toward the
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younger then the rock layer
bottom
transform plate boundary and a hot spot
index fossils
carbon-14
the collision of lithospheric plates
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