Category:Rocks by geochronology

• Rocks in the United States by geochronology‎ (68 C)
• Rocks by continent by geochronology‎ (38 C)
• Rocks by country by geochronology‎ (65 C)

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• Clastic rocks by geochronology‎ (4 C)
• Deposits (geology) by geochronology‎ (29 C)
• Eruption products by geochronology‎ (18 C)
• Gneiss by geochronology‎ (2 C)
• Igneous rocks by geochronology‎ (31 C)
• Limestone by geochronology‎ (20 C)
• Metamorphic rocks by geochronology‎ (14 C)
• Sandstone by geochronology‎ (16 C)
• Sedimentary rocks by geochronology‎ (30 C)
• Sediments by geochronology‎ (28 C)

A

• Archean rocks‎ (7 C, 2 F)

C

• Cambrian rocks‎ (8 C, 4 F)
• Carboniferous rocks‎ (8 C)
• Cenozoic rocks‎ (12 C)
• Cretaceous rocks‎ (8 C, 1 F)

D

• Devonian rocks‎ (11 C, 3 F)
• Devonian Rocks & Fossils‎ (77 F)

E

• Eoarchean rocks‎ (2 C, 1 F)
• Eocene rocks‎ (9 C)

H

• Holocene rocks‎ (7 C)

J

• Jurassic rocks‎ (8 C, 1 F)

M

• Mesoarchean rocks‎ (2 C)
• Mesoproterozoic rocks‎ (4 C)
• Mesozoic rocks‎ (12 C)
• Miocene rocks‎ (7 C)
• Mississippian rocks‎ (6 C, 5 F)

N

• Neoarchean rocks‎ (2 C, 6 F)
• Neogene rocks‎ (9 C)
• Neoproterozoic rocks‎ (7 C)

O

• Oligocene rocks‎ (6 C)
• Ordovician rocks‎ (10 C)

P

• Paleoarchean rocks‎ (2 C, 2 F)
• Paleocene rocks‎ (4 C)
• Paleogene rocks‎ (10 C)
• Paleoproterozoic rocks‎ (3 C)
• Paleozoic rocks‎ (14 C, 5 F)
• Permian rocks‎ (8 C, 3 F)
• Phanerozoic rocks‎ (11 C)
• Pleistocene rocks‎ (7 C)
• Pliocene rocks‎ (5 C)
• Precambrian rocks‎ (11 C, 1 F)
• Proterozoic rocks‎ (9 C)

Q

• Quaternary rocks‎ (9 C)

S

• Silurian rocks‎ (8 C, 2 F)

T

• Triassic rocks‎ (9 C)