Neocatastrophism is a modern interpretation and extension of the older concept of catastrophism in geology and Earth sciences. While traditional catastrophism attributed significant geological and biological changes to rapid, sudden events such as floods, asteroid impacts, and volcanic eruptions, neocatastrophism acknowledges the role of these sudden events but emphasizes that they operate alongside gradual processes (like erosion, sedimentation, and biological evolution).
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