Significados de modern geology en inglés

Sir Charles Lyell was the father of modern geology.

He told about the origins of modern geology and gave the highlights of earth's history as shown through geology.

On one occasion he astonished a dinner-table of younger friends by refusing to accept some of the most certain conclusions of modern geology.

But perhaps there is some way of reconciling them, as there is of making the seven days of creation harmonize with modern geology.

Modern geology teaches that the formation of the earth has been gradual, and unbroken by any violent revolutions.

Mr. Drew ("The Romance of Modern Geology," 1909) says that "nearly all over the globe the climate was the same-hot, close, moist, muggy" (p. 219).