When illustrating relative dating by
stacking playing cards, where would the
oldest card be?<...
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When illustrating relative dating by
stacking playing cards, where would the
oldest card be?
A. The oldest card would be on the bottom.
B. The oldest card would be on the top.
C. The oldest card would be in the middle.
D. There isn't a pattern, everything is random.
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