Sea level has been higher and lower than it is currently.
Not all the energy is past on to the different tohpic levels, energy is lost through respiration, movement, feaces, decomposition, keeping warm and growth. Some amount of energy is also in the bones of the organisms because they are not eaten.
The principle of uniformitarianism states that geologic processes that occur today are similar to those that have occurred in the past.
fossial
Uniformitarianism
Yes, preserved remnants of organisms from past geologic ages are known as fossils. Fossils can include bones, shells, imprints, or even traces like footprints. They provide valuable insights into the history of life on Earth and the environmental conditions of different geological periods.
The valley is about 100 feet above sea level on average. There are areas that are higher and lower, but NO PLACE in the valley is below sea level. In the past the valley floor was lower, infact it was an inland sea, but tectonic action raised the valley floor and drained out the water.
The valley is about 100 feet above sea level on average. There are areas that are higher and lower, but NO PLACE in the valley is below sea level. In the past the valley floor was lower, infact it was an inland sea, but tectonic action raised the valley floor and drained out the water.
Sediments and rocks which have content such as sea shells indicate submersion at some particular era.
uniformitarianism
Not all the energy is past on to the different tohpic levels, energy is lost through respiration, movement, feaces, decomposition, keeping warm and growth. Some amount of energy is also in the bones of the organisms because they are not eaten.
Geologist Robert Fronk likely observed evidence such as ancient shorelines, submerged forests, or coral reefs found at higher elevations inland, which indicate past sea levels were lower. Additionally, sedimentary rocks with marine fossils found at higher elevations provide further evidence of a lower sea level. Isotopic analysis of ancient fossils and ice core data can also support the hypothesis of past sea level changes.
The geologic principle that the same geologic processes that operate today operated in the past to change Earth's surface.
A palaeopolyploidization is the development of polyploid organisms in the geologic past.
because the time span of earth past is so great geologic
fossial
uniformitarianism
Yes.