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Creationist explain the Miocene please
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<blockquote data-quote="juvenissun" data-source="post: 49081688" data-attributes="member: 184066"><p>What's said in Wikipedia is a conventional understanding. Noticed it specified that the deposit belonged to a particular time period. This is because an extensive deposit of such nature was only recorded once in the detectable earth history. </p><p></p><p>However, it is understandable that this term could be borrowed to describe similar deposits, but of smaller scale both in space and time period. The key feature is to have a sequential deposits made by "peaceful" repetitive rising and falling of sea level (it means that the land does not move). As a result, such a deposit only happened in a region of stable earth crust, on which volcanic activity is not a likely feature.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="juvenissun, post: 49081688, member: 184066"] What's said in Wikipedia is a conventional understanding. Noticed it specified that the deposit belonged to a particular time period. This is because an extensive deposit of such nature was only recorded once in the detectable earth history. However, it is understandable that this term could be borrowed to describe similar deposits, but of smaller scale both in space and time period. The key feature is to have a sequential deposits made by "peaceful" repetitive rising and falling of sea level (it means that the land does not move). As a result, such a deposit only happened in a region of stable earth crust, on which volcanic activity is not a likely feature. [/QUOTE]
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