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How does relative-age dating help scientists learn about fossils?
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How does relative-age dating help scientists learn about fossils?

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It basically allows them to see what time period it is from or from where it is from (they predict from the age). It also allows them to arrange geological events more accurately depending on where the rock was found.
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