Homo naledi updateDoes Homo naledi really represent an extinct species of hominins, or are the fossils just the remains of sickly humans suffering cretinism?Article25 May, 2017
Radiometric backflipDating, radiometric, radioisotope, re-dating, Late Triassic, bird footprints, global Flood, alleged bird evolution, reliability, backflip, Santo Domingo formation Scientists radioisotope dated a rock formation and gave it a Late Triassic age, but bird footprints resulted in a new radiometric date 175 million years youngerArticle18 Apr, 2016
Pollen problemFossil angiosperm pollen in middle Triassic rock means flowering plants always contemporaneous with dinosaurs.Article10 Aug, 2015
Index fossilsIndex fossils do not indicate evolutionary progression, and are not foolproof age indicators of strata; they only indicate Gods judgment in the Flood.Article14 Dec, 2013
Salamanders are living fossils!Extraordinary preservation of a salamander living fossil dated to 161 million years, yet just the same as salamanders today.Article13 Nov, 2013
Alligator living fossilA fossil skull of an alligator found with dinosaurs is identical to a modern American alligator, but was given a different scientific name, giving the illusion of evolution.Article22 Jul, 2013
Slow fish in ChinaA fossil fish in Cambrian strata in China now confirms that fish appear suddenly in the fossil record along with all the other kinds of animals.Article05 Jun, 2013
Mammal ear evolutionLiaoconodon hui is a new supposed transitional form between reptiles and modern mammals because of its unique ear bone morphology, but there are numerous problems with this designation.Article22 Feb, 2013
Dodging living fossilsEvolutionists must face up to living fossils; evolutionary stasis is not evidence of evolution!Article11 Feb, 2013
PuijilaPuijila, a fossil mammal, is claimed to be transitional between land and sea mammals, ancestor of the pinnipeds, but it is an otter.Article31 Jan, 2013
The Sydney Pygmy PipehorseThe lack of transitional fossils and the design inherent in the air bladder and role-reversal mode of reproduction of the algae-camouflaged Sydney Pygmy Pipehorse defies evolutionary explanation.Article14 Jan, 2013