Stratigraphic

Pronunciation: /ˌstrætəɡˈræfɪk/

Stratigraphic (adj)

  1. Relating to how rock layers form and change over time, and how this helps scientists understand Earth’s history.
  2. Used for methods that identify the age of rocks or fossils by studying their position in layers.

Stratigraphic (adjective)

Examples

  • The stratigraphic report describes rock layer study in detail.
  • Scientists use stratigraphic methods for rock layer study.