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You find an old tree stump in a forest and would like to use it for tree-ring analysis, but you don't know when the tree was cut down. The best way to establish dates for the analysis is to:
A) compare patterns in the tree rings to ring chronologies sampled from nearby trees on known dates.
B) submit the tree stump to carbon-14 dating analysis.
C) estimate the age of the tree stump based on the level of decay it has experienced.
D) assign small rings to years of known droughts.

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