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Which one of the following numerical ages is reasonable for a mammoth bone dated using radiocarbon methods?a. 740 million y.b.p.b. 380,000 y.b.p.c. 40 million y.b.p.d. 17,000 y.b.p.e. 25 years before present (y.b.p.)



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17,000 ypb is reasonable for a mammoth bone dated using radiocarbon methods

  • The most well-known methods include uranium-lead dating, potassium-argon dating, and radiocarbon dating. It offers an important source of data on the ages of fossils and the estimated rates of evolutionary change by enabling the establishment of geological timelines.
  • Another name for radiometric dating is sotopic dating. A variety of radioisotopes are employed to estimate an object's age. As a result, many isotopic dating techniques are employed. In addition to radiocarbon dating, there is uranium-lead dating, potassium-argon dating, rubidium-strontium dating.

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