Geology vs. Biology
Mountains form through tectonic uplift—massive rock plates colliding and buckling over millions of years. They are not petrified giant trees. Petrification replaces organic material with minerals at a cellular level, preserving wood grain, not forming mountain ranges.
Mountains form through tectonic uplift—massive rock plates colliding and buckling over millions of years. They are not petrified giant trees. Petrification replaces organic material with minerals at a cellular level, preserving wood grain, not forming mountain ranges.