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There isn't really such a thing as "geologic evolution". Geology describes processes by which geological features may form or alter, but these are not in any way even remotely similar to the processes by which lifeforms develop over time. The changes wrought by geological processes can be (summarily) described in terms of mechanical forces acting on a single body of mixed composition; the processes involved in evolution require populations of self-replicating organisms.
So really, they don't compare. At all.
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Compare geologic time with geologic column?
a geologic time scale has eras, made up of periods, epochs, etc. hope this helps! :D
Did evolution occur in the permian period?
Yes. Evolution ocurred in all geologic periods.
How does scientific evidence support the theory of geologic evolution?
I am a geologist and I know of no theory of "geologic evolution". "Evolution" as defined by Darwin describes the origin of species based on the survival of the fittest. This certainly can not be applied to geological processes, although life is integral to geology.
What do people plants and animals need to adapt in the desert?
Geologic time and evolution.
Changes in the genetic makeup?
Organic evolution.
Who was the central organic evolution to Darwin?
The Central Organic is an evil despot who must be destroyed.
What is the term applied to evolution of vegetation so that it becomes increasingly adopted to is environment?
Organic Evolution
What is the term applied to evolution of vegetation so that it becomes increasingly adapted to its environment?
organic evolution
What is the term applied to evolution of vegetation so that it becomes increasingly adopted to its environment?
Organic Evolution
What was central to Darwin's organic evolution?
Natural selection .
What was central to organic evolution to Darwin?
Natural selection .
Over geologic time changes to which feature of Earth have had the least effect on the course of evolution?
Fossil fuels
