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Sediment layer chronology is established using radiometric dating and stratigraphic principles
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Sediment layer chronology is established using radiometric dating and stratigraphic principles, as demonstrated by multiple geochronological and stratigraphical studies.

Evidence for · 5
1995 · cited by 1,121
Berggren et al. (1995) establish Cenozoic chronostratigraphy by integrating radioisotopic dating and magnetobiostratigraphic correlation.
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The retrieved papers consistently show that sediment layer chronologies and geological time scales are constructed by combining radiometric dating methods (such as Ar-Ar, Pb-210, and Cs-137) with stratigraphic principles (such as biostratigraphy, magnetostratigraphy, and sequence stratigraphy). All applicable papers support the claim, and none refute it.

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1995 · cited by 19
Liu et al. (1995) combine physical sequence stratigraphic surfaces with radiometric and biostratigraphic data to establish the chronology of sedimentary successions.
2020 · cited by 16
Merabet et al. (2020) apply radiometric dating alongside stratigraphic profiles to construct sediment core chronologies.
2024 · cited by 15
Shahin et al. (2024) use radioisotopes like Pb-210 and Cs-137 for radiometric dating to establish sediment core chronologies and sedimentation rates.
2023 · cited by 9
Dege et al. (2023) integrate radiometric measurements and stratigraphic varve data through Bayesian age-depth modeling to establish sediment chronologies.
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