Early in the history of geology, scientists debated two different views of how geologic processes work. These two ideas became k

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Early in the history of geology, scientists debated two different views of how geologic processes work. These two ideas became k

nown as uniformitarianism and catastrophism. Which of the following is an example of the modern view of uniformitarianism and catastrophism

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Brut [27] · Answer 1 · 2022-02-03T09:16:37+03:00

Answer:

Some geologic processes happen quickly, while others happen over millions of years.

Explanation:

uniformitarianism and catastrophism are geological terminologies which are used to describe events.

Catastrophism is a term used in geology to explain the theory that the Earth is shaped by sudden occurrences which takes place from time to time,these events don't last long.

Uniformitarianism is a terminology used in geology to explain that the Earth is shaped by gradually occuring events or activities which takes place over time, Uniformitarianism can also be described as GRADUALISM.