Rock & Fossil Correlation

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If I could refund my tuition and give to you for doing my prof’s job, I totally would. Thank you for this amazing video.

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[@سعيدالشماخي-ق7ح]

i want to thank you as hard as i can. Because that was a great explanation that I really needed

[@pilgrimpater]

Damn it. Cut off just when he was going to reveal the oldest layer, lol.

[@rydrakeesperanza5370]

3:50 ash.... now I wonder even more how some people claim all layers of the geologic column were layed down at the same time... I don't know anything about ash but if it is quite powdery it would - I assume - not create fine layers which would match in this correlation method here --- right? Furthermore, if it forms due to density as some claim there.... would ash be really under limestone? (whatever that is) 🤔

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This helped me do my presentation so thanks

[@florendarivera7390]

I am looking for a single location where all the geological column is complete? Is there an actual site display? Where? I want to visit the place.

[@RafaelPacheco2000]

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Gabriele Shires GOL 106 V1 Fall 2020 this is helpful. Thank you.

[@Robert_henderson]

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[@chikitik1]

So good explanation :)

[@ashishtiwary168]

very well explained thank you

[@JungleJargon]

What is the volume of the sediment layers around the wold?

[@fuzelakhter7593]

Really helpful.

[@philipdarkwah2091]

Very educative

[@francisfrancis5247]

very useful thank you

[@ashleybryant8083]

Ashley Bryant GOL 106 V1. I learned that correlation in Geology is basically a features matching game played with rock layers in order to help scientists gage the relative ages of different rock layers, which can give them a better idea of what has happened in the Earth's history.

[@zatvoy]

Thanks!

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super clear.. thanks..

[@YesOrNoGo]

Why no proper ending-.-

[@JungleJargon]

What is the volume of the sediment layers around the world?

[@joryjory5321]

Where can I find the translation please?

[@banna5907]

maybe try going to settings on the video- to subtitiles- to auto translate- and find the language you are looking for.

[@kaviprathad450]

It's very helpful for me 😍

[@koubeen16]

thank you man !

[@kneo2476]

in 10th grade earth science rn and using this wooo

[@nibiruresearch]

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[@easytomove]

3:26 I think the earth was twisted million years ago 🤣

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you know so little about palaeontology 😅

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