E ARTH ’ S S TORY AND T HOSE W HO F IRST L ISTENED Chapter 6 Section 1.

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E ARTH ’ S S TORY AND T HOSE W HO F IRST L ISTENED Chapter 6 Section 1

P ALEONTOLOGY - THE STUDY OF PAST LIFE USING FOSSILS A paleontologist studies the history of plants and animals A paleobotanist studies fossil plants

U NIFORMITARIANISM The idea that geologic processes occurring now are the same as those in the past According to uniformitarianism, a geologic change happens gradually A scientist who outlined uniformitarianism in 1788 was James Huton

C ATASTROPHISM Is the principle that states that all geologic change occurs suddenly A catastrophe would happen Charles Lyell published Principles of Geology from The science that combines uniformitarianism plus catastrophism is called modern geology.