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Biology, 21.09.2019 01:50 dcardenas2005

Why can’t rates of erosion and deposition be used to determine absolute age?
a. they can be used to determine accurate absolute ages.
b. they only occur near water.
c. they are always changing over time.
d. they are in rocks usually very young in age.

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