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But this ninth verse surely teaches that what we call geologic formations took place in titanic and gigantic measure at a vastly accelerated pace in a truly miraculous creative work as astounding as the rest.
White was glad to prolong the friendship so strangely begun, and also to escape a present necessity for leaving his work to carry Cabot to the distant railway station, while Cola was delighted to have found what she termed a geologic companion.
Sea level has fluctuated dramatically in geologic times.
There have been times in geologic history where CO2 and temperature have been lower and higher, but in the history of human civilization its fairly accurate to say CO2 is far higher.
When you say "short bursts of rapid evolution", this is still happening in geologic time.
What she has found is spine-chilling: evidence that several enormous asteroids or comets have slammed into our planet quite recently, in geologic terms.
There were no biotechnology vendors in geologic time eras and TT is to some extent about questions like whether DNA would be naturally formed without proteins.
Climate change in the context of long-term geologic data.
Called the Cretaceous (kruh-TAY-shus) period, it was in geologic terms the dawn of our modern world, as the ancient supercontinent of Pangea broke into the pieces that became the continents we see today.
Climate change: detection and attribution of trends from long-term geologic data.