2/11 & 2/12

2/10/2013

Learning Targets
1. Use the principles of superposition and relative dating to determine the relative age of rock layers.
2. Create your own paintbrush geology or playdo layers.
3. Investigate Radiometric dating.

Daily Agenda
Relative Dating Packet
IPAD/Playdo
Radiometric Dating

GQ Page 46.......
1. Using the law of superposition, law of horizontality and the law of cross cutting relationships place these rock layers in order from oldest to youngest.
2. What is D?
3. What is E?

Draw this on the back of your packet, label the layers from oldest to youngest. What is H? What is A?

Jacob Rayburn

2/11/2013 02:42:58 am

The order is E,G,L,C,H,M,D,J,A,N,K,B
A is a batholith
H is a fault line

Lilly

2/11/2013 02:44:04 am

E,G,L,C,M,D,J,A,N,K,B,F

Brittney

2/11/2013 02:45:46 am

H is a fault Line

Dylan Mayer

2/11/2013 10:11:32 pm

The order is E,G,L,M,D,J,A,N,K,B,F. A is Batholiths. H is Fault

Dylan Mayer

2/11/2013 10:16:15 pm

The correct way is E,G,L,C,H,M,D,J,A,N,K,B

Fernando Lee

2/11/2013 10:49:20 pm

The order is E. G, L, C, H, M, D, J, A, N, K, B

A is batholiths.

H is a natural land fault.

Haley Jo

2/11/2013 10:52:44 pm

E, G, L, C, M, D, J, A, N, K, B, F

Brandon Handley

2/11/2013 10:53:41 pm

Oldest to youngest is e,g,l,c,h,m,d,j,a,n,k,b,n
A is a batholith and h is a fault

Luke Yantz

2/11/2013 10:53:56 pm

The rock layers are E,G,L,C,M,D,J,A,N,K,B. H is a fault and A is a batholith

Mailen Burnett

2/11/2013 10:54:58 pm

E,G,L,C,H,M,D,J,A,N,K,B.
H is the fault line.

Kassidy Tingle

2/11/2013 10:56:14 pm

H is a Fault, and A is a Betholith. From oldest to youngest the rock layers are: E,G,L,C,M,D,J,A,N,K,B,F.

Jake

2/11/2013 10:56:41 pm

E,g,l,c,h,m,d,j,a,n,k,b

Adam

2/11/2013 10:57:38 pm

The order is E,g l c h m d j a n b

Jake

2/11/2013 10:57:45 pm

H is the fault.

Timmy

2/11/2013 10:58:43 pm

Order is e,g,l,c,m,d,j,a,n,k,b,f.
A is batholiths
H is land fault

Veyda

2/11/2013 11:02:16 pm

E,G,L,C,A,M,D,J,N,K,B
H is the fault line
A is a magma pool

Emily

2/12/2013 12:33:57 am

Oldest to Youngest - E,G,L,C,H,M,D,J,A,N,K,B,F
H = Fault
A = Bathotith

Tanner Miskell

2/12/2013 12:37:12 am

E,G,L,C,H,M,D,J,A,N,K,B,F
H is a fault
A is a Bathotith

Austin Harrod

2/12/2013 02:30:55 am

A is a batholith
H is a fault

Grace Hurley

2/12/2013 02:33:32 am

EGLCMDJANKB
A is a fault line.
B is a bathclith

Jesse Potts

2/12/2013 02:35:40 am

E g l c m d j a n k b f
A= batholith
H= fault line

Devin McIntosh & B.J Watson

2/12/2013 02:37:43 am

E,G,L,C,H,M,D,J,A,N,K,B,F

H=Fault
A=Bathotith

Gavin holt

2/12/2013 02:39:32 am

Makayla

2/12/2013 02:40:05 am

The order is e,g,I,c,h,m,j,a,n,d
A is the batholith
H is the fault

Coleman Stanley

2/12/2013 02:41:37 am

H is the fault.?.

Sydney

2/12/2013 02:41:58 am

E a g c. M. D. N. k. B

Landon Burba

2/12/2013 02:43:03 am

E,g,I,c,h,m,d,j,a,n,k,b,f
A is bathotith
H is a fault

Coby

2/12/2013 02:44:10 am

The order is E,G,L,C,H,M,D,J,A,N,K,B,F

Megan Clifford

2/12/2013 02:44:28 am

H is the fault line. A is the bathotith. Oldest to youngest: e, g, l, c, h, m, d, j, a, n, k, b, f.

Josh Pearson

2/12/2013 09:41:15 pm

1.)
B
M
A
C
I
D
F
G
H

Josh Pearson

2/12/2013 09:42:27 pm

2.)
J
K
L

Josh Pearson

2/12/2013 09:44:20 pm

3.)
Lava

Josh Pearson

2/12/2013 09:45:34 pm

Where a flat land sinks in?

J-tap

2/12/2013 09:50:17 pm

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Brandonmertz

2/12/2013 11:15:18 pm

E,g,l,c,h,m,d,j,a,n,k,b,f

Jasmine Blade

2/12/2013 11:26:50 pm

1. K, J, M, L, B, A, C, G, i, D, F, H
2. The Three faults are L, J and K
3. G is a Batholith
4. An isotope is two or more of the same element with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons.

BrandonmertzLaarisa

2/12/2013 11:27:59 pm

The three faults are m,j,k . An isotope is some type of form of rock

Breanna and Whitney

2/13/2013 09:37:07 pm

1) j, k, i, m, b, a, c, g, l, f, h
2) L, j and k are the faults
3) G is the batholith

Jenna Jeffries

2/13/2013 09:38:52 pm

1.)B,M,A,C,I,O,F,G,H
2.)L,J,K
3.)batholith

Michelle

2/13/2013 09:46:54 pm

The order is e g I c h m d j a n k b h
A is the batholith
L j and k are the faults
A isotope is 2+ same elements but with same protons and diff. Neutrons

Matthew

2/15/2013 01:02:28 am

Eglchmdjanbf a is a batholith h is a fualt line

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