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Holocene
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Lawofsuperposition
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Fossilization
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Petrification
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Replacement
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Permineralization
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Moldsandcasts
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Carbonization
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Amber
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Tarandice
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Tracefossils
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Stromatolites
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Catastrophicevents
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Meteor
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