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Pentz introduces the idea that the present is the key to the past. To support this view he poses some questions about fossils. By studying the modern environment we have clues as to how fossil sedi...ments were formed. Wilson emphasises the view that the present is the key to the past by showing that the rocks are only a static record of a period in geological time.
Pentz introduces the idea that the present is the key to the past. To support this view he poses some questions about fossils. By studying the modern environment we have clues as to how fossil sedi...ments were formed. Wilson emphasises the view that the present is the key to the past by showing that the rocks are only a static record of a period in geological time.
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