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K D H A L E J B G C F I -fault Youngest Oldest e the Earth materials and events in order of relative occurrence, then answer the following questions 1. What type of unconformity occurs between “H” and “D”? ____________________________ 2. Which principle would you apply to determine the age relationship between “B” and “G”? ____________________________ 3. Which principle would you apply to determine the age relationship between “K” and “L”? ____________________________ 4. Define the term “unconformity”. ______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ ______ 5. Which is older, an inclusion or the including rock? ____________________________ 6. Which is older, a cutting event or the material being cut? ____________________________ E L K A H G B I D C F J Disconformity Cross-Cutting Relationship Stratigraphic Superposition A surface that represents missing time. The Inclusion The material being cut

K D H A L E J B G C F I -fault Youngest Oldest Place the Earth materials and events in order of relative occurrence, then answer the following questions

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Place the Earth materials and events in order of relative occurrence, then answer the following questions.

1. What type of unconformity occurs between “H” and “D”? ____________________________

2. Which principle would you apply to determine the age relationship between “B” and “G”? ____________________________

3. Which principle would you apply to determine the age relationship between “K” and “L”? ____________________________

4. Define the term “unconformity”. ______________________________________________________

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5. Which is older, an inclusion or the including rock? ____________________________

6. Which is older, a cutting event or the material being cut?____________________________

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Stratigraphic Superposition

A surface that represents missing time.

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1. Using the following data, build a range chart.

A - (Perm-Quat) D - (Dev-Tria) G - (Miss-Penn) J - (Ord-Dev)B - (Jur-Tert) E - (Sil-Tria) H - (Camb-Miss) K - (Ord-Sil)C - (Tria-Cret) F - (Miss-Perm) I - (Sil-Miss) L - (Camb-Ord)

A B C D E F G H I J K LQuaternary X

Tertiary XCretaceous X

Jurassic OTriassic O X XPermian O X

Pennsylvanian XMississippian O O X X

Devonian O XSilurian O O X

Ordovician O O XCambrian O O

2. List the fossils asemblages and unique groups for each period.

A E C B

Triasic C D C B A C

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D G F D C C

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H I J J K I H K

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3. Use this information to correlate any period that you are positive occurs in all four of these colunms. Draw lines between columns to show this correlation and label the age of

Permian AF CambrianJL, KL

JurassicTriassic CD, CE Ordovician

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Cretaceous ---- DevonianTertiary ---- Mississippian

Period Assemblage Unique GrpQuaternary ---- Pennsylvanian ----

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