Paleontology

Charles Darwin predicted in Origin of Species that no jellyfish fossils would ever be found, but hundreds in a Wisconsin sandstone quarry prove him wrong.

Evolutionists reject radiometric dates when they conflict with evolutionary fossil dates, such as KBS Tuff pigs and skull 1470.

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

Layer re-dated by 0.5 billion years due to Dickinsonia fossil, which turns out to be a beehive.

Besides making the ‘Cambrian Explosion’ problem worse for evolution, the exquisite detail suggests rapid burial.

How members of the 17th century Royal Society like William Stukeley upheld biblical creation.

Creationist understanding of Homo floresiensis as fully human continues to be well-represented by the data.

Long-age attempts to explain the Carboniferous coal seams and the lycopods have numerous weaknesses, and a catastrophic origin of the coal seems from floating forests is more promising.

The story of Ultrasaurus, the dinosaur that never was.

Polar dinosaurs produce several conundrums for evolution, but are readily explainable within the Genesis Flood.

The Roraima pollen

A review of Romancing the Birds and Dinosaurs by Alan Feduccia.

Evidence of rapidly buried Scelidosaurus specimens separated by layers dated millennia apart calls into question uniformitarian dates.

3D printed biomimetic robots demonstrate ammonites are intelligently designed to swim.

A well-preserved fossil of ammonite soft tissue apart from its shell is consistent with the conditions in Noahs Flood.

Some evolutionists say the fossil record is basically complete, which worsens their problem of a paucity of transitional fossils.