How can fossil records be useful to determine the relative ages of rock layers and other fossils?

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Bingel [31]2 years ago

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If the same index fossil is found in different areas, the strata in each area were likely deposited at the same time. Thus, the principle of faunal succession makes it possible to determine the relative age of unknown fossils and correlate fossil sites across large discontinuous areas.

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