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Carbon dating: graph
Added by David Fairhurst on Feb 6, 2008
A graph showing the percentage of Carbon-14 over time, in both animal tissue and the atmosphere. Ask pupils to consider what happens in the graph. For example, "What event occurs at point A? And at point B?".
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