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In keeping with uniformitarianism, 19th century geologists, looking for an explanation, said the sloth-like movement of continental glaciers, with the help of some small amounts of running water, gouged and scraped the features of the Scablands.— The Bellingham Herald: Sports News
In the uniformitarianism, the ghost craters are the result of impacts that occurred as much as half a gigayear before the crust-fracturing impacts that caused the lava flows.— Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
The way the Evos interpret the Grand Canyon has EVERTHING to do with uniformitarianism, which is crucial to the Temple of Darwinistic Materialism.— Latest Articles
Then there were the major events in the history of the geological sciences: names like Smith and Hutton and Lyell, the debates over uniformitarianism vs. catastrophism, the geologic column, and the practical motivation behind 19th century geological research.— Planet Atheism

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