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Science test 5

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Fossils that extend through several strata are Polystrata fossils
The idea that the fittest and strongest of each species are more likely to survive and reproduce than weaker or unfit members of the species is Natural selection
One idea that attempts to reconcile the Bible and evolution Thestic evolution
Which scientist first suggested that many catastrophes have shaped earth's geological features George Cuvier
Which geologist popularized uniformitarianism Charles Lyell
What is the belief that the universe and life originated by natural processes over billions of years Evolution
What is the sudden appearance of life in the fossil record Cambrian explosion
The hypothetical time scale that supposedly charts both the earth's history and the sequence of the rock layers in the earth's crust Geological column
The supposed starting point of cosmic evolution Big bang
How often can science make authoritative statements about the origin of the earth Never
The belief that God called the universe and all that is in it into existence out of nothing Specific creation
What was a badly crushed homo habilis skull that scientists found in Kenya Skull 1470
The principle of blank States that the same scientific laws in operation today have existed throughout the Earth history Uniformity
When an organism shows no change between its appearance in the fossil record and at the present day scientists refer to this as Status
The false belief that all geological processes have always preceded at the same right is known as Uniformitarianism
The idea that one or more catastrophes are primarily responsible for Earth's geological features Catastrophism
From longest to shortest the time periods in which evolutionists divide the geological column R Eons periods Epoch
Who popularized evolution with his book On the Origin of Species Charles Darwin
The evolutionary hypothesis that states that new kinds of organisms arrived quickly because of rapid genetic changes is Punctuated equilibrium
The study of fossils is Paleontology
It's possible that is considered characteristic of a specific period is Index fossil
The size of the portion of the skull that contains the brain is the Cranial capacity
Missing link thought to be transitional form between fish and terapods Seymouria
The missing link thought to be a transitional form between amphibians and reptiles Archaeopteryx
The missing link thought to be a transitional form between reptiles and birds Tiktaalik
Deep sea fish thought to be the ancestor of the first amphibians Coelecanth
What are the preserved remains of plants animals or humans in sedimentary rock Fossil
What term refers to the gap formed when continuous strata are missing one or more layers Unconformity
What is a radiometric dating method used on organic materials Carbon 14 dating
Does the geological record support and confirm the Genesis Flood Yes
How many years ago did the Flood probably occur 5000 - 6000 years ago
What is the most famous aulstralopithecine Lucy
Where in the Earth's crust is a geological column found in its entirety Nowhere
Southern apes Aulstralopithecine
Java man Homo erectus
Chimpanzee like missing link or handyman Homo ahbilis
Modern mans classification Homo sapien
Human ancestor who was fallen under human but had rickets Neanderthal man
Lost during world war 2 Peking man
Human ancestor constructed from a few teeth or bone fragments Ramapithecus
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