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Dance or die

Dance or die

Adult fence lizards retain the twitch dance, and have longer legs, in response to fire ant invasion in southeastern USA.
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22 Feb, 2016
Reclaiming the peppered moth

Reclaiming the peppered moth

Peppered moth caterpillars can detect twig colour through its skin, changing its skin colour to match.
Article
05 Jul, 2021
Deer mice Nebraskan

Deer mice Nebraskan

A colour mutation that camouflages deer mice against a sandy background is a great example of natural selection.
Article
15 Jan, 2018
Yellow penguin

Yellow penguin

Unique yellow penguin likely a mutation losing the ability to produce melanin, and is not evolution in action.
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14 Jun, 2021
T. rex, cats and attack-defense structures in a pre-Fall world.

T. rex, cats and attack-defense structures in a pre-Fall world.

Teeth, claws, and eye arrangements, in animals as diverse as cats and T. rex pose questions about originally created perfect designs.
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12 Jun, 2021
Plants growing on quartzite

Plants growing on quartzite

Plants with specialized root structures for feeding on quartzite support rapid plant growth after Noahs Flood.
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23 Apr, 2021
Polka-dotted zebra

Polka-dotted zebra

The polka-dotted offspring of plains zebra is the result of pseudomelanism mutation.
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19 Apr, 2021
Prewired language processing: An evolutionary ‘Catch 22’

Prewired language processing: An evolutionary ‘Catch 22’

Language processing is pre-wired in the brain, a Catch-22 for evolutionists.
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08 Apr, 2021
Glasswing

Glasswing

The transparent Glasswing Butterfly, lacking the scales of colourful butterflies on its wing membranes, is evidence of devolution, not evolution.
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25 Jan, 2010
The gorilla

The gorilla

These clever, ingeniously-designed creatures point to the Creator.
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05 Apr, 2021
Review of Darwin Devolves by Michael Behe

Review of Darwin Devolves by Michael Behe

Review of Darwin Devolves by Michael Behe covers why the latest ideas created to save Darwinism have all failed
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26 Mar, 2021
Flapping flight challenge

Flapping flight challenge

Despite RoboBee’s ‘sustained’ flight, the challenge to build UAVs that mimic flapping-wing flight remains formidable, especially at the nano-scale.
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22 Mar, 2021
Caprimulgiformes: a single created kind?

Caprimulgiformes: a single created kind?

The order Caprimulgiformes is not a single created kind.
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12 Mar, 2021
Refining baraminology methods

Refining baraminology methods

Applying a data filtering method to help clarify baramins in dinosaur and cephalopod datasets.
Article
05 Mar, 2021
Bombardier beetle

Bombardier beetle

Gods design in the spray system of the bombardier beetle inspired new human spray system designs.
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22 Feb, 2021
Baraminology methods

Baraminology methods

A comparison of morphology-based and genomics-based approaches to delineating baramins.
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19 Feb, 2021