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In dating a mineral, what is meant by "resetting of the mineral's time clock"?
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The oldest rocks that have been dated by radioactivity are approximately
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If a radioactive element has a half-life of 704 million years, and the amount of parent material remaining is one-eighth of the original amount, the specimen is about
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The principle of superposition states that the top layer of rock is
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