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Dictionary » C » Contours Contours1. The outline of a part; the surface configuration. 2. In dentistry, to restore the normal outlines of a broken or otherwise misshapen tooth, or to create the external shape or form of a prosthesis. Origin: L. Con-(intens.), _ torno, to turn (in a lathe), fr. Tornus, a lathe ![]()
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Results from our forumAlternative Theories to Evolution but how did all of that sediment follow the vertical contours Sediment always lays flat, when there are bends in strata it is usually from magma which has worked its way up through the crust(and formed batholiths etc.) or tectonic movement(+ pressure ...
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Alternative Theories to Evolution... This is kind of common I hear. Of course this supposedly happened over millions of years, but how did all of that sediment follow the vertical contours, seems like it would level out by gravity. Kind of seems like it was laid wet and then thrust upward. We are talking 12 feet of 3 or 4 strata ...
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