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Why have paleontologists not found any rock from the earliest years of Earth's existence?
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Why have paleontologists not found any rock from the earliest years of
Earth's existence?

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Answer: c. It was too hot for rocks to form

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It was actually to hot for earth to form any rocks at the time

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