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S. Maharajan,D. Ravindran,S. Rajakarunakarano ways. James Hutton’s uniformitarianism did not present an absolute break with religion. Moreover, as uniformitarianism became the fundamental means of understanding geological processes, it became dogma, presenting a key obstacle to the reception of the theory of continental drift.

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Kuldeep Kumar,Rajesh Kumar Vermaas an exploration for geographical and palaeontological congruence across continents. Despite the controversy it aroused, only leading to its acceptance decades later, this, too, was clearly an idea whose time had come.

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Frances Brazier,Pieter Van Langen,Jan Treurer environmental factors have shaped the course of human history. Geology has an important part to play here—the ground beneath our feet has an impact upon the type of homes we build, the food we grow and the trade in which we engage. This has in turn played a role in the rise and fall of civilisati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9417-2dle name, “Logie”, however, suggested a more complicated family history. Captain Alexander Logie was a Scottish officer in the Royal Navy who married a Du Toit and subsequently adopted her nephew who was christened Alexander Logie Du Toit. This younger Du Toit married Alexander Logie’s niece, Anna L

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9417-2 educational and cultural institutions were still in their infancy. An exception, however, was in the area of geology. The mineral discoveries of the late nineteenth century had given South Africa impetus in the field and 1905 saw the publication of the first geology textbook in the country. The rec