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Sequence | The method of dating a civilization by studying its pottery is called __________ dating. |
Tropical | Fossil remains of _________ plants have been found in arctic regions. |
Catastrophism | The belief that the rocks on earth were changed by a worldwide catastrophe |
Omnivorous | Eating both plants and animals |
Flood | Early nations and tribes from all parts of the world have tales of a _________ at the beginning of their histories. |
Circa | A word that means "approximately" or "about" |
Piltdown | Remains of the _________ Man were treated to make them look older. |
Creationist | Someone who believes that God made the world |
Vegetarian | Eating only vegetables |
Thermodynamics | The scientific law of decreasing order is known as the Second Law of ___________. |
Uniformitarianism | The belief that the rocks on earth have been slowly changed by a slow, uniform process over the ages. |
Washington | Location of Mt. Saint Helens |
Evolutionist | Someone who believes that living things were made through eons of slow changes, mutations, and natural selection |
Faith | Belief in either evolution or creation requires _______. |
Carnivorous | Eating only meat |
Scarab | A signature seal used in Egypt |
King | Ancient historians carved _____ lists on stone prisms to record (and sometimes exaggerate) historical events. |
Civilized | Creationists believe that man was __________ right from the start. |
Carbon | Many scientists are questioning the use of ______-14 dating, especially for very old remains. |
Links | Some people believe that cave men were "missing _____" between apes and modern men. |
Dinosaurs | Pictographs of these animals have been discovered on walls of canyons and caves. |
Artifact | Any simple object showing a person's workmanship |
Days | The eruption of Mt. Saint Helens provided proof that complicated geological formations could be formed in _______ instead of millions of years. |
Mutation | A change in a living organism |