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    Earths History

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    life-forms by examining different types of fossils (including molds‚ casts‚ petrified fossils‚ preserved and carbonized remains of plants and animals‚ and trace fossils). Mold fossil – forms when sediments bury an organism and the sediments change into rock‚ the organism decays leaving a cavity in the shape of the organism. Petrified fossils – form when minerals soak into the buried remains‚ replacing the remains‚ and changing them into rock. Preserved fossils – forms when entire organisms or parts

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    Creation Vs. Evolution

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    billions upon billions of fossils‚ we don’t have one fossil showing where one plant or animal for that has or had evolved into another. Even if the theory of evolution was proven to be true‚ then we would have billions times billions of "in between" animal forms one taxonomic group developing into another. We have none. Fossils Themselves Prove a Worldwide Flood The fossil records themselves indicate the earth is only a few thousand years old and that was a worldwide flood. Fossils are found all over

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    Dino Dig

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    this activity you’ll make use of some of the techniques and evidence that paleontologists work with to determine the identity of different fossils to establish the particular time period in which those creatures lived. Most fossil digs take place in remote places where it is hot and dry and dirty. But one outstanding (and famous) site for Pleistocene fossils is right in the middle of downtown Los Angeles: The La Brea Tar Pits. Check out this site to learn about bones that have been preserved

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    Geologic Time Worksheet

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    a structure. Meaning that |structure or fossil. This method| | |occurred. When looking at rocks |there is room for error. This |is only an estimate and because | | |and fossils the deeper the |method is good if weathering or |of that the true time in which a| | |structure or fossil the older it|erosion is prevalent. Because |rock structure or fossil was | |

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    There are many strengths and weaknesses when using the fossil record as a means to establish the theory of evolution. Since the discovery of fossils paleontologist have been trying to establish an accurate timeline of our historical evolution. Through the years many discoveries have been uncovered and assembled to help create a glimpse into our evolutionary past. Using the fossil record can “help us reconstruct patterns in the history of life”. (Starr‚ 244) We can reconstruct what has happened

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    Radioactive Dating

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    - used seriation to determine the chronological order of American Indian pottery styles in the Mississippi Valley. Absolute dating * any method of measuring the age of an event or object in years. * To determine the absolute ages of fossils and rocks‚ * scientists analyze isotopes of radioactive elements. Isotopes * atoms of the same element that have the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons. * Most isotopes are stable‚ meaning that they stay

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    described as happening in sudden spurts or jumps. One author describes this as the life of a soldier: “long periods of boredom interrupted by rare moments of terror” (Heylighen‚ 1999). Observations made using the punctuated equilibrium theory on fossils shows long intervals where nothing at all changes‚ this is called equilibrium. These sequences of equilibrium are punctuated by short radical transformations in which the species became extinct and was replaced by wholly new species. The accelerated

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    Earth History

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    “EARTH HISTORY” Geologic Time: Geology needs a time Scale: -The prime goal of the science of geology‚ is to interpreting earth history. Geological time scale- -Anordered‚internallyconsistent‚ internationally recognized sequence of time intervals‚ and record the life of Earth. Short history of geology: James Ussher(mid 1600s)- he determined that earth was only a few thousands of years old having been created in 4004 b.c Catastrophists(17-18cen.)-believed that earth landscape had been developed

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    Geology Questions

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    the geological record? A.)geologic time B.)Relative dating C.)Radiocarbon D.)tree-ring dating 3.)Which of the following methods can be used to demonstrate age equivalency of rock units? A.)Lateral tracing B.)Radiometric Dating C.)Guide fossils D.)Position in sequence E.)All of the above 1. The first form of horses had how many toes on each foot? a. three b. seven c. four d. five 2. Is evolution Darwin’s theory? a. yes b. no c. I wasn’t paying attention d. who cares 3. "Survival

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    Archaeopteryx Essay

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    The understanding of the fossil record on the development of ideas in relation to the history of life of Earth has increased rapidly over the past decades due to more discoveries being made and a significant expansion of knowledge of scientists and discovery groups. The common fossil‚ Archaeopteryx‚ is a breed of bird-like dinosaurs which is between feathered dinosaurs and modern birds. As of the 19th and early 21st century‚ Archaeopteryx had been accepted by palaeontologists as the oldest known

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