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Table: Radiometric Ages for Various Objects Object Measured using C-14 or U-238? % of Original Guessed Age Measured Age Animal Skull Living Tree Distant Living Tree House Dead Tree Bone Wooden Cup 1st human skull 2nd human skull Fish Bones Fish Fossil 1 Rock 1 Dinosaur Skull Rock 2 Trilobite Rock 3 Rock 4 Rock 5 see picture

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