GEOLOGI DASAR: LIMA HUKUM DASAR GEOLOGI - Video Kuliah Pembelajaran Daring Kolaboratif

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23 Oct 202309:16

Summary

TLDRIn this educational lecture, the fundamental laws of geology are explored, crucial for understanding geological processes. These laws include the Principle of Uniformitarianism, which posits that current geological processes are key to understanding the past, the Law of Original Horizontality, suggesting that rock layers were initially flat, and the Law of Superposition, indicating that the oldest rocks are at the bottom. Also discussed are the Principle of Crosscutting Relationships, which helps determine the relative ages of rock layers, and the Principle of Faunal Succession, which uses fossils for correlation. These laws are essential for studying the Earth's history and predicting future geological events.

Takeaways

  • 📚 The fundamental laws of geology are crucial for understanding geological processes and the formation of rocks over time.
  • 🔍 The Law of Uniformitarianism suggests that the geological processes active today were also active in the past, allowing us to predict future geological changes based on past events.
  • 🌊 The Law of Original Horizontality posits that rock layers were originally deposited horizontally, with exceptions due to tectonic forces or erosion.
  • 📈 The Law of Superposition states that in an undisturbed sequence of rock layers, the oldest layers are at the bottom and the youngest at the top.
  • ✂ The Principle of Crosscutting Relationships indicates that a geological feature that cuts across other layers is younger than the layers it cuts through.
  • 🐚 The Principle of Faunal Succession, introduced by William Smith, uses the presence of fossils in rock layers to correlate and date geological strata across different regions.
  • đŸ”ïž The script discusses how the discovery of coral fossils in the Himalayas suggests that the region was once an ocean floor, illustrating the application of the Law of Uniformitarianism.
  • 🌐 The concept of continental drift is mentioned, with the idea that continents were once joined and may come together again in the future, reflecting geological changes over time.
  • đŸžïž The Grand Canyon is used as an example to illustrate how rock layers that were initially horizontal can be tilted or deformed due to tectonic forces.
  • 🌋 The script also touches on the idea that geological processes like erosion and intrusion can alter the original position and appearance of rock layers.

Q & A

  • What is the significance of basic geological laws in the study of geology?

    -Basic geological laws are fundamental for understanding the formation, arrangement, and relationships between rocks in both space and time. They provide the foundation for studying geological processes and interpreting Earth's history.

  • What is the Law of Uniformitarianism in geology?

    -The Law of Uniformitarianism states that the geological processes occurring today are the same as those that happened in the past. This principle, summarized as 'the present is the key to the past,' helps geologists predict future geological events by studying past occurrences.

  • Can you provide an example of the Law of Uniformitarianism?

    -An example is the presence of coral limestone found at the summit of the Himalayas, indicating that this area was once underwater in the distant past, similar to how coral reefs form in modern oceans.

  • What does the Law of Original Horizontality state?

    -The Law of Original Horizontality states that layers of sediment are originally deposited horizontally. If rock layers are found tilted or folded, it indicates that tectonic forces deformed them after their deposition.

  • What does the Law of Superposition describe?

    -The Law of Superposition explains that in an undisturbed sequence of rock layers, the oldest layers are at the bottom, while the youngest layers are at the top.

  • How can the Law of Superposition help in determining the age of rocks?

    -By examining the order of rock layers, geologists can identify which layers are older and which are younger, helping them build a chronological sequence of geological events.

  • What is the Principle of Crosscutting Relationships?

    -The Principle of Crosscutting Relationships states that if one geological feature cuts across another, the feature that has been cut is older. The cutting feature is always younger than the rock it intrudes.

  • Can you provide an example of the Principle of Crosscutting Relationships?

    -If a fault or igneous intrusion cuts through several rock layers, the fault or intrusion is younger than the layers it disrupts. For example, an igneous intrusion within sedimentary layers would be younger than the layers it penetrates.

  • What is the Principle of Faunal Succession in geology?

    -The Principle of Faunal Succession states that fossils within rock layers follow a specific, predictable order. This allows geologists to correlate rock layers across different regions based on the fossils they contain.

  • How does the Principle of Faunal Succession assist in geological correlation?

    -By comparing fossil content across different rock outcrops, geologists can establish a correlation between them, determining that they were formed during the same geological time period based on shared fossil species.

Outlines

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📚 Basic Principles of Geology

This paragraph introduces the fundamental laws of geology, which serve as the cornerstone for understanding geological processes. It discusses the importance of these principles in interpreting the arrangement, order, and relationships of rock formations in space and time. The laws covered include the Law of Uniformitarianism, which posits that present geological processes are the key to understanding past geological events, thereby allowing predictions about future geological changes. The paragraph also mentions the Law of Original Horizontality, which states that the initial position of rock layers is horizontal unless influenced by tectonic forces that cause deformation. Examples such as the formation of coral reefs at the base of the Himalayas are used to illustrate these principles.

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đŸ—ș Principles of Superposition and Crosscutting Relationships

This paragraph delves into the Law of Superposition, which states that in an undisturbed sequence of rock layers, the oldest rocks are at the bottom and the youngest at the top. It uses visual examples to demonstrate how rock layers can be identified and ordered based on their position relative to one another. The principle of crosscutting relationships is also explained, which states that any rock formation that cuts across other layers must be younger than the layers it intersects. The paragraph provides examples of how these principles can be observed in nature, such as intrusions and folding that disrupt the original horizontal alignment of rock layers. It emphasizes the importance of these principles in reconstructing geological history and understanding the relative ages of rock formations.

🐚 Faunal Succession and Geological Correlation

The final paragraph focuses on the principle of faunal succession, which is based on the observation that certain fossils appear in specific sequences within rock layers. This principle, attributed to William Smith, allows for the correlation of rock layers across different areas based on the presence of identical fossil assemblages. The paragraph explains how the presence of similar fossils in different rock formations can be used to infer a correlation, indicating that these rocks were formed during the same time period. Examples are given to illustrate how the identification of specific fossils, such as gastropods, crinoids, and ammonites, can be used to correlate rock layers and build a more comprehensive understanding of geological history.

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Keywords

💡Geology

Geology is the scientific study of the Earth's physical structure, substances, history, and the processes that act on it. In the video, geology serves as the overarching field of study, where fundamental laws about the formation and interaction of rocks over time and space are discussed.

💡Law of Uniformitarianism

This law states that the present is the key to the past, meaning that geological processes happening today, like erosion or sedimentation, also occurred in the past in the same way. It helps predict future geological changes by studying past events. In the video, the example of coral limestone found on the Himalayas is used to explain how these mountains were once seabeds.

💡Law of Original Horizontality

This law states that layers of sediment are originally deposited horizontally under the action of gravity. It explains that if rock layers are found tilted or folded, they have been disturbed after their formation. The video uses a diagram of rock layers to show how they are laid flat initially but can be deformed by tectonic forces.

💡Law of Superposition

This principle asserts that in any undisturbed sequence of rock layers, the oldest layer is at the bottom, and the youngest is at the top. The video illustrates this law by showing different colored rock layers, with the oldest being at the base and the youngest at the top.

💡Principle of Crosscutting Relationships

This principle states that any geological feature that cuts through another is younger than the feature it cuts. The video gives an example of a rock intrusion cutting through other layers, making the intrusion younger than the rocks it disrupts.

💡Principle of Faunal Succession

This principle states that layers of sedimentary rock contain fossilized flora and fauna, and these fossils succeed one another vertically in a specific, reliable order that can be used to identify the relative age of the layers. The video discusses how fossils in different layers can be used to correlate rock formations between different regions.

💡Tectonic Deformation

Tectonic deformation refers to the bending, breaking, and movement of Earth’s crust due to tectonic forces, leading to features like faults and folds. In the video, the speaker mentions how horizontal rock layers can be tilted or folded due to tectonic deformation.

💡Intrusion

An intrusion is when molten rock from beneath the Earth's surface forces its way into existing rock layers, creating a new formation. The video shows intrusions as younger features that cut through older rock layers, following the principle of crosscutting relationships.

💡Fossil Correlation

Fossil correlation involves using the fossils in different rock layers to establish a relative timeline and connect geographically distant rock formations. The video provides examples of how identical fossils found in different regions indicate that those layers were formed during the same geological period.

💡Pangea

Pangea was a supercontinent that existed during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras, before breaking apart into the continents we know today. The video briefly mentions how the Earth’s landmasses, which were once part of Pangea, continue to move apart due to tectonic activity.

Highlights

Basic geological laws are fundamental in understanding the science of geology.

The concept of spatial and temporal relationships among rock formations is crucial.

Law of Uniformitarianism suggests that present processes are the key to understanding past geological events.

The principle 'the present is the key to the past' implies that future geological events can be predicted by studying past ones.

Example of Uniformitarianism: Coral reefs found at the base of the Himalayas indicate a past oceanic environment.

Law of Original Horizontality states that the initial position of rock layers is horizontal unless deformed.

Deformation of rock layers, such as tilting, is due to tectonic forces.

Law of Superposition indicates that the oldest rocks are at the bottom and the youngest at the top in undisturbed sequences.

Principle of Crosscutting Relationships states that an intrusion that cuts across rock layers is younger than the layers it cuts.

Fossil evidence is used to correlate rock layers across different areas.

Principle of Faunal Succession, proposed by William Smith, uses the presence of fossils to determine the relative age of rock layers.

Fossils provide a record of evolution and can be used to correlate rock layers across different regions.

Geological laws help predict the future geological events based on the understanding of past events.

The concept of Pangea and its breakup is explained through the geological time scale.

The Grand Canyon serves as an example of rock layers that were originally horizontal but have been tilted due to tectonic forces.

The importance of understanding the original position of rock layers and their deformation is emphasized.

The sequence of rock layers in the geological column is used to determine the relative age of rocks.

The practical application of geological laws in understanding the Earth's history and predicting future geological changes.

Transcripts

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halo sampai jumpa lagi dalam Kuliah 5

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hukum dasar geologi yang akan dibahas

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pada hari ini

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ya Nah dalam ilmu geologi huk hhukum

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dasar geologi sangatlah penting dan

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merupakan dasar dalam mempelajari ilmu

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geologi nah hukum geologi ini menjadi

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acuan dan dalami antara lain adalah

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konsep tentang susunan aturan dan

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hubungan antar batuan dalam ruang dan

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waktu sedangkan pengertian ruang dalam

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geologi ini adalah tempat di mana batuan

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itu terbentuk dan pengertian waktu

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adalah waktu pembentukan batuan dalam

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skala geologi nah hukum dasar teologi

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yang kita pelajari di sini ada lima

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yaitu Law of

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uniformitarianism Law of original

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horizontality kemudian Law of

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superposition kemudian yang keempat

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principle of crosscutting relationship

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dan yang kelima adalah principle of

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faunal

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succession nah hukum yang pertama Law of

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UN formitarianism atau hukum

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uniformitarianisme adalah hukum yang

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menyatakan bahwa keadaan sekarang ini

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adalah kunci ya Bagi keadaan masa lalu

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sehingga disebut dengan the present is

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the to the past artinya apa

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proses-proses geologi yang terjadi saat

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ini juga terjadi pada masa

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lampau maka dari itu sebenarnya masa

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depan dapat diprediksi dengan melihat

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apa yang terjadi pada masa lampau itu

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sendiri

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contohnya pada saat ini dasar laut

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tumbuh batu gamping Koral Jadi kalau

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pada saat ini puncak pegunungan Himalaya

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itu dijumpai batu gamping Koral maka di

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sini dapat disimpulkan bahwa pada zaman

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yang lalu di daerah pegunungan Himalaya

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itu juga merupakan dasar laut nah hal

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ini dicetuskan oleh Jameson dan juga

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dipopulerkan oleh Charles l dalam

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bukunya princip of Geologi ya ini bisa

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kita lihat pada zaman pem Itu posisinya

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benua pangeanya penuh tapi di zaman

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Trias ini sudah mulai terpecah-pecah ya

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kemudian di zaman Yura maka benua ini

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juga pecahnya makin lebar dan pada saat

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zaman

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ee kapur ini juga sangat besar dan yang

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terjadi pada saat ini semua benua hampir

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berjauh nah suatu saat kemungkinan ee

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itu benowa Pangea akan bersatu kembali

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gitu ya Nah yang kedua hukum original

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horizontality di mana hukum ini

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menyatakan kalau kedudukan awal dari

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satu pengendapan lapisan batuan itu

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adalah horizontal karena apa wadahnya

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dasarnya adalah horizontal kecuali kalau

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pada tepi cekungan yang memiliki sudut

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miring ya toh kemiringannya asli atau

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inisal Dep maka dia memang nanti

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bentuknya akan cekung karena dasar

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cekungannya memang menyudut Nah kalau

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kalian bisa lihat gambar ini ya

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pertama-tama itu ini datar datar

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datardatar karena adalah horizontal

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tetapi karena tempat mangkoknya ini eh

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cekup maka bagian tepi ini akan

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mengikuti wadahnya gitu ya Nah kalau

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sekarang dijumpah BATAN dengan kedudukan

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lapisan miring berarti batuan tersebut

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sudah dipengaruhi oleh deformasi gaya

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tektonik nah ini kita bisa lihat ini

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awalnya mendatar kemudian dia miring

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karena wadahnya memang miring seperti

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ini Kalaupun dia suatu saat tererosi

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maka kemiringan ini masih

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sama kemudian ini juga contoh di Grand

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Canyon ini awalnya adalah horizontal

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tetapi saudara bisa melihat di

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sampingnya ini ini sudah eh miring ya

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atau menyudut seperti ini ya sampai di

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sini jelas ya oke kemudian yang

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ketiga Law of superposition atau hukum

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superposisi hukum ini diusulkan oleh

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steno dan James hton dengan bunyi pada

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sekuen lapisan yang belum terganggu ya

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batuan yang tertua atau yang terendapkan

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paling awal akan berada paling bawah

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jelas ya Jadi yang awal itu ya baw bawah

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gitu ya dan batuan yang termuda atau

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yang terendapkan paling akhir itu akan

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berada di paling atas atau the lower is

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the older the upper is The younger Nah

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saudara bisa melihat di sini ada gambar

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yang merah ini adalah batuan yang tertua

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karena dia diendapkan paling awal

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sedangkan yang kuning ini adalah yang

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paling muda gitu ya

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Oke ini adalah jimen zaman lamp

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bisa kita lihat

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ee beliaunya cukup profesional ganteng

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ya Nah ini contohnya juga hukum

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superposisi ini di sini kalau saudara

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bisa lihat eh lapisan yang pertama ini

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paling tua kemudian eh di time kedua

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yang kedua ini time ketiga seperti ini

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time keempat seperti ini ya yang time

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kelima maka yang lima atau warna apa ini

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abu-abu atau ungu ya ini adalah yang

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termuda demikian juga kalau satu batuan

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suatu saat dia mengalami lipatan atau

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ada gaya tektonik maka dia akan bisa

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tertekan atau bahkan eh berputar itu

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jangan lupa nanti tetap harus kita

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mendeskripnya secara superposisi

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kemudian hukum yang keempat adalah

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principle of crosscutting relationship

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apabila terdapat penyebaran lapisan

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batuan atau satuan lapisan batuan di

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mana salah satu dari lapisan tersebut

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memotong lapisan yang lain maka satuan

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batuan yang memotong ini umurnya relatif

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lebih muda daripada satuan batuan yang

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dipotong jadi jelas ya yang memotong itu

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kan pasti sudah ada yang dipotong gitu

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ya jadi yang memotong itu pasti lebih

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mudan ini contohnya Ini nomor satu yang

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merah ini tua kemudian diendapkan hijau

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diindapkan abu-abu kemudian ada intrusi

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ya yang nomor empat ini kemudian baru

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nanti yang paling mudah adalah lma atau

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ini gambar yang di sebelah ini ada

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lapisan 1 2 3 4 kemudian dia diintrusi

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maka inilah yang paling mudah jelas ya

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sampai di sini ini contoh ada lapisan

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batuan kemudian di ada sesar maka sesar

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ini adalah yang muda kemudian ini ada

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juga contohnya lagi ini e yang paling

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bawah c yang kemudian hitam kemudian

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diendapkan yang B atau kuning kemudian

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ada intrusi ya D kemudian baru

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diendapkan a ini yang paling muda adalah

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yang a ya yang paling tua adalah e nah a

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dengan D ini yang tua adalah D ya karena

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dia eh

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setelahelakukan intrusi maka dia

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terendahkan a gitu ya oke kemudian hukum

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yang terakhir atau yang kelima itu

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adalah prinsip

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di sini Bapak William Smith atau

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bapakarah mengamati lapisan Batan yang

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dapat diinenasi dengan fosil yang

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terkandung ya disebutkan karena adanya

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evoluasi berbagai fosil yang terawetkan

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di dalam satu sekuen batuan penampakan

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fisiknya bisa berubah karena waktu bisa

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juga digunakan untuk melakukan korelasi

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antar daera ini bisa lihat kita lihat

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ada singkapan yang pertama ini adalah

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singkapan yang kedua maka kita temukan

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fosil yang sama maka dapat ditarik

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kesimpulan korelasi Oke ini contoh yang

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kedua kita lihat fosilnya yang sama ini

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juga akan kita tarik sebagai korelasi

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kemudian ini eh di singkapan yang ada 1

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2 3 ini juga sama kita akan bisa melihat

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Apakah ditemukan gastropoda Apakah

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krinoid apa Koral apa amonit maka

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Saudara akan bisa menarik sebagai

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korelasi demikian apa yang saya

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sampaikan lima hukum dasar geologi bisa

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dipakai sebagai tambahan ilmu untuk

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kilobi dasar Terima kasih selamat siang

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asalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh

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