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Geosyncline Celebration
Today, September 12, commemorates the 1811 birth of James Hall, Jr., an American geologist (and one of the world’s first paleontologists). Hall was brilliant. But dangerous. And, as often happens in science, his most stunning idea was eventually proven wrong. … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, Geology, History, Non-drift Theories
Tagged Charles Lyell, geoscyncline theory, James Dana, James Hall
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