The Science of Age Dating By Philip Scoggins How do geologists or paleontologists know a fossil is, for example, 105 million years old? It may not be exact but it is not just a wild guess – its science. There are sever - Paleontologists - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Science of Age Dating By Philip Scoggins How do geologists or paleontologists know a fossil is, for example, 105 million years old? It may not be exact but it is not just a wild guess – its science. There are sever Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-02-03 20:21:05 Open Document File Size: 344,26 KB Share Result on Facebook City New York / / Company Macmillan Publishing Co. / / Continent Europe / North America / / IndustryTerm daughter product / energy / chemical reaction / / Person Philip Scoggins / / ProvinceOrState New York / / SocialTag Geochronology Radiometric dating Radioactivity Nuclear chemistry Nuclear physics Isotope Decay chain Carbon-14 Paleontology Chemistry

The Science of Age Dating By Philip Scoggins How do geologists or paleontologists know a fossil is, for example, 105 million years old? It may not be exact but it is not just a wild guess – its science. There are severAdd to Reading List