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Which principle states that processes that occurred in the past are no different than the processes in the present?

Which principle states that processes that occurred in the past are no different than the processes in the present?
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Which principle states that processes that occurred in the past are no

different than the processes in the present?

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uniformitarianism or the uniformitarian principle

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