Biogeography

An anomalous ape fossil found in South America in rocks labelled Paleogene raises questions of how it got there.

Noah was Y Chromosome Adam, but placing the Patriarchs on the Y tree is difficult when many alternate hypotheses exist

The fight back from extinction of the Chatham Island black robin supports Noahs Flood.

Sarah Fay Buckland, Ph.D. Geography from Jamaica, founder of Chosen to GLOW Ministries.

Observed ‘floating islands’ large enough to support trees and monkeys provides support post-Flood animal dispersal models.

God may have designed complex and adaptable interface systems into different creatures to facilitate ecological symbiosis and system functioning.

Darwin’s finches have been a poster child for evolution for more than a century, but recent genetic analysis reveals God’s creative brilliance and how He created species to change over time.

The presence of the warrah in the Falkland Islands can be explained better within the biblical timeframe.

New discoveries at Saqqara, Egypt help shed light on ancient mummification practices, ancient chemistry, regional botany, and ancient global trade connections.

Introduced wolves control elk population and cause diversity in ecological zone with beavers, birds, and beasties.

Arthropod response to the 1980 eruption of Mount St Helens provides some principles for understanding post-Flood ecological recovery.

Rock art in India depicting what look like kangaroos is consistent with them migrating from the Ark to Australia.

Gods design in the spray system of the bombardier beetle inspired new human spray system designs.

An arctic fox that traversed over 4,000 km in two months shows how fast post-Flood dispersion couldve happened.

The geographic distribution of plants and animals is a problem for evolution but easily explained by the Genesis Flood

Tapirs are described as primitive living fossils, sharing homologous features with horses and rhinos—but these assumptions are rarely challenged.