Half life ages of uranium and thorium differ drammatically
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"The two uranium-lead ages often differ from each
other markedly, and the thorium-lead age on the same
mineral is almost always drastically lower than either
of the others."—*L.T. Aldrich, "Measurement of Radioactive
Ages of Rocks," in Science, May 18, 1956,
p. 872.
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