BCS Written Geography Practice Questions - BCS Written Post-Related Geography, Subject Code 311, Total Marks 200 Exam

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In pre-Davisian geomorphology, James Hutton's uniformitarianism is best contrasted with which earlier view of Earth history?

Catastrophism, which attributed most landforms to sudden, unique cataclysms rather than ongoing processes Plate-tectonic recycling of seafloor, already fully formulated in the 1700s Quantitative systems modelling of hillslopes using digital elevation models Christaller's central-place hierarchy of towns

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Catastrophism, which attributed most landforms to sudden, unique cataclysms rather than ongoing processes

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