Answer:
I'm no paleontologist but my answer would be:
Throughout time the tectonic plates slowly shift. This causes certain things fossil or not to be in landmasses thousands of miles away.
No, this is statement is false!
An absolute age is not dependent on anything - it's the age in "years" not "older than" or "younger than".
The position of rocks is more inherent to the relative age of the rocks- relative to the other layers of the rocks.
By using pythogorus theorum
(ab)2=(bc)2 +(ac)2
(14)2=(6)2+(ac)2
196=36+(ac)2
196-36=(ac)2
160=(ac)2
under root of 160=ac
12.6 Approx.
[2=square]
<span>The
process that takes place at convergent boundaries by which one tectonic
plate moves under another tectonic plate and sinks into the mantle as
the plates converge is called SUBDUCTION</span>
