How do we know which fossils are older than others?  Look, the clip is only 60-seconds long, so if I explained it here, the episode would be over!   
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How do we know which fossils are older than others? Look, the clip is only 60-seconds long, so if I explained it here, the episode would be over! Watch the full video at YouTube.com/DWABA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dwaba/message

How do we know which fossils are older than others? &nbsp;Look, the clip is only 60-seconds long, so if I explained it here, the episode would be over! &nbsp;&nbsp;
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60 Second Science - The Law of Superposition

Do you remember the first time you saw a dinosaur? Whether in a movie or a museum, action figures or adventures and fantasy, each of us has a connection to these colossal creatures. Kids grow out of the sandbox, and adults trade prehistoric titans for modern challenges. But deep down in our hearts, there is a spark of imagination and wonder, like an ancient egg waiting to hatch. Here’s where we begin, because no matter what you do, where you’re from, or how old you are... Dinosaurs Will Always Be Awesome.

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60 Second Science - The Law of Superposition

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