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13. How Populations Evolve - Part 1 of 3!
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13. How Populations Evolve - Part 1 of 3!
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How does uniformitarianism challenge the idea of catastrophism in explaining Earth's geological features?
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Uniformitarianism suggests that Earth's geological features are shaped by slow, consistent processes rather than sudden, catastrophic events.
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Uniformitarianism is a theory that opposes the existence of fossils.
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Uniformitarianism argues that all geological changes are random and unpredictable.
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Uniformitarianism supports the idea of a young Earth with rapid geological changes.
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