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    of strata to know species|data known about fossils in that|dating known fossils | | |of fossils know to be in that |strata layer. | | | |layer? | | | |Absolute dating |Is a form of dating that uses a |Absolute certainty of fossils |Not one hundred percent accurate| |

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    punishment with its skull. Triceratops skulls have been found with Tyrannosaurus Rex toothmarks clearly‚ while no injuries created by the Triceratops have ever been found on a T Rex. Additionally while there is fossil confirmation that shows tyrannosaur tooth stamps on Triceratops fossils‚‭ ‬no tyrannosaurs have been demonstrated to have been harmed by

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    species. This change is slow and gradual and most often occurs in small populations. The species changes a little at a time over a certain period until it no longer has any traits of its ancestors. Thus‚ it becomes a new species. There are gaps in the fossil record which have raised many questions to the validity of this theory. One example believed to be a result of phyletic gradualism is the foraminiferans. This tiny marine species remained the same from 10 million to 6 million years ago. They then

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    and others‚ 4) Which fact about fossils is MOST important to scientists who study evolution?  A) Fossils are often found in sedimentary rock.  B) Footprints‚ body structures‚ and even animal droppings can become fossilized.  C) The age of a fossil can be determined by examining the rock strata in which the fossil is found.  D) The formation of a fossil depends on the geologic and chemical conditions present when an organism dies. 5) According to the fossil record‚ five ________________took place

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    from where Lucy was found Lucy over two decades earlier‚ even though the child’s fossil is actually 100‚000 years older than famous Lucy. She is nicknamed ‘Selam’ after the Amharic (Ethiopia’s official language) word for ‘peace‚’ and is the most complete early human child known up until Neanderthal times. Prior to Selam’s discovery‚ researchers knew very little about early human growth patterns as the early human fossil record consists of few children. Because Selam’s baby teeth erupted in a pattern

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    Paleontology?</b> <br>Paleontology is he study of fossils‚ such as wood‚ bones‚ and shells. Those are the most common fossils‚ but there are also other types of things paleontologists search for. Such as soft tissues‚ tracks‚ and trails‚ and even coprolites which are fossil feces. Even though the fossils these people dig up are billions of years old‚ there is no minimum age for a structure to be a fossil. <br> <br>These paleontologists study the fossils they find to reconstruct the history of the Earth

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    Fossil Fuels: Oil Introduction History We are a country that runs on oil. From the gasoline in our cars to the plastic in our computers to the detergents that we put in our dishwashers‚ we rely on oil for our modern way of life. It cannot be understated just how strong of a role it plays in our economy and politics. It is used in tractors that plow and harvest food. It is used to power manufacturing plants and as feedstock in commercial goods. It powers all the trains and trucks that bring goods

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    Key Terms * species-A species is a group of similar organisms that can mate with each other and produce fertile offspring. * fossil-A fossil is the preserved remains or traces of an organism that lived in the past. * adaptation –A trait that helps an organism survive and reproduce. * evolution-The gradual change in a species over time is called evolution. * scientific theory -A scientific theory is a well-tested concept that explains a wide range of observations. * natural

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    and the evolution of our understanding of these animals’ relationships to the organisms of today. Summary “Wonderful Life” expresses the beauty of the organisms themselves. The Burgess Shale‚ discovered by Charles Walcott contains fossils of creatures from ancient oceans. Gould believes that The Burgess

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    When most people hear the term fossil dating‚ two things come to mind‚ one being‚ “Is that what you’re grandparents do?” (Valls‚ biology class) and two‚ “what is that?”. By using either relative or radioactive dating methods‚ most geologists have the ability to tell how old a single fossil is. As always though‚ we are left with the question of which is better? Delve deeper to understand the comparisons and contrasts of Relative and Radiometric dating‚ as well as further information on both topics

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