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Mass extinctionsa. are an example of 'uniformitarian' principles in geology b. are often triggered by magnetic field c. reversals occur at regularly spaced intervals in the geologic record d. denote a
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Mass extinctionsa. are an example of 'uniformitarian' principles in geology b. are often triggered by magnetic field c. reversals occur at regularly spaced intervals in the geologic record d. denote a relatively sudden, global decrease in the diversity of life forms. e. are usually caused by a tsunami

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Answer: d. denote a relatively sudden, global decrease in the diversity of life forms.

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