Paleontology

Cladistics is a method of analysing patterns of biological similarity in the fossils developed by evolutionists for evolutionists, yet it fails to demonstrate evolution or even biological reality.

Horsetails are one of many ‘living fossils’, i.e. just the same as the fossil forms. Evolutionary stasis is not evidence of evolution!

A living Shovelnose Ray is identical to a Jurassic fossil ray, a living fossil, bringing into question both evolution and geological time.

Further expansion of evolutionary fossil time ranges introduces further contradiction and confusion into the evolutionary

Evolutionary stasis is inconsistent with established mutation rates

How to answer questions about evolution: whether for course credit on an exam or to clear up misconceptions about fossils

Tetrapod footprints found in Poland predate the famous fossil sea-to-land evolutionary sequence that includes Tiktaalik roseae

Evolutionary time ranges of fossils are continually being expanded millions of years earlier and later, throwing greater doubt on the

Fossils of many animals and plants living today are found in dinosaur-era strata, displaying stasis, contrary to evolutionary expectations.

It is commonly believed that rocks take millions of years to form but some fossilized fencing wire show how it can happen quickly

Aciculopoda mapesi, a Devonian shrimp fossil, is the oldest shrimp fossil known, and provides an example of evolutionary stasis, which is meaningless for evolution.

A review of Your Inner Fish: A Journey into the 3.5-Billion-Year History of the Human Body by Neil Shubin

Well preserved mammal hairs found in Cretaceous amber show that mammals like modern mammals lived with the dinosaurs.

The many simultaneous requirements for a viable multi-celled animal make it impossible for them to have evolved from single celled organisms.

Panderichthys, tatrapod ancestor?