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James Hutton (June 3, 1726 - March 26, 1797) was a Scottish geologist who first proposed uniformitarianism and Plutonic Theory.

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−	~~The father of modern geology. While out walking his wee dog~~, a Scottish ~~terrier named Jessie, on Arthur's Seat, a volcano near~~ [[~~Edinburgh~~]] ~~city centre, Hutton came to the conclusion that the earth was far older than it appears at~~ first ~~glance. Careful attention to the scriptures reveals that he was mistaken~~.	+	'''James Hutton''' (June 3, 1726 - March 26, 1797) was a [[Sctland\|Scottish]] [[Geology\|geologist]] who first proposed uniformitarianism and Plutonic Theory.
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