Earth History and Evolution

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fossil
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geologictimescale
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fossilrecord
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indexfossil
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trilobite
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lawofsuperposition
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relativeage
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absoluteage
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radioactivedating
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sedimentaryrocks
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igneousrocks
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icecore
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fault
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strikeslip
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dipslip
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tectonicplates
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convergent
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divergent
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transform
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rockcycle
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metamorphicrocks
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precambrianera
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paleozoicera
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mesozoicera
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cenozoicera
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mold
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cast
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petrified
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trace
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evolution
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charlesdarwin
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naturalselection
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artificialselection
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adaption
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variation
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extinct
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extant
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transitionalfossils
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homologousstructures
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analogousstructures
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biodiversity
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camouflage
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embryologicaldevelopment
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taxonomy