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</h2><h3>B. comparing rates of change on the Earth's surface today with the geologic record.</h3><h2>
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Counting generations in the bible, comparing rates of change on Earth's surface today with the geologic record, calculating the cooling history of the Earth, estimating evolution rates from the fossil record
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Answer: tar pit fossils hope this helps
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a) Gross Domestic Product
dont confuse yourself with national income okay?
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If Antarctica has coal beds, and coal is formed from pressured carbon, then it indicates that Antarctica once had living organisms. Because living things are carbon based.
