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1
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volcanoes
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geologists
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Geologists study volcanoes as geological phenomena with eruption potential and valuable sources of information on Earth's processes.
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9
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2
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fossils
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geologists
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Geologists find fossils valuable for understanding Earth's history and past ecosystems.
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8
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3
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geological time scale
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geologists
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Geologists use precise dating methods and stratigraphic principles to define Earth's history and life evolution within the geological time scale.
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4
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4
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sedimentary rocks
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geologists
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Geologists value sedimentary rocks as important records of Earth's history and past environments.
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3
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5
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crater
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geologists
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Geologists study the formation of craters, which are typically created by meteorite impact or volcanic activity and are often found on celestial bodies like the moon and Mars.
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2
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6
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earthquakes
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geologists
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Geologists study seismic activity to develop methods for earthquake prediction and mitigation.
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2
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7
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beryl
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geologists
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Geologists value beryl for its role in forming specific types of granite and pegmatite, and its association with certain geological processes.
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1
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8
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canyon formation
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geologists
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Geologists believe that canyons are formed by rivers eroding the land over millions of years.
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1
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9
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fault lines
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geologists
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Geologists study fault lines for their impact on geological formations and potential seismic activity.
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1
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10
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gemstones
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geologists
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Geologists evaluate gemstones based on mineral composition, crystal structure, and geological formation.
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1
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11
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pyrrhotite
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geologists
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Pyrrhotite is a common mineral found in sulfide ore deposits, according to geologists.
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1
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