This method compares the age of remains or fossils found in a layer
with the ones found in other layers. The comparison helps establish the relative age
of these remains.

An extended version of stratigraphy where the faunal deposits
are used to establish dating. Faunal deposits include remains and fossils of dead
animals.

Bones from fossils absorb fluorine from the groundwater. The
amount of fluorine absorbed indicates how long the fossil has been buried in the
sediments.

It determines the period during which certain object was last
subjected to heat. It is based on the concept that heated objects absorb light and
emit electrons. The emissions are measured to compute the age.

Each tree has growth rings in its trunk. This technique dates
the time or period during which these rings were formed.

Physical structure of living beings depends on the protein
content in their bodies. The changes in this content help determine the relative age
of these fossils.

This technique solely depends on the traces of radioactive
isotopes found in fossils. The rate of decay of these elements helps determine their
age, and in turn the age of the rocks

Which geological dating technique determines the actual age of a fossil?

Which geological dating technique arranges them in the geological order of their formation?

It tells if an object/event is younger or older than another object/event from
history.

It is qualitative methods of dating.

Most absolute dates for rocks are obtained with radiometric methods.

It is quantitative methods of dating.

This technique helps determine the exact age of the remains.