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Fish that ‘fly’

Fish that ‘fly’

Fish that ‘fly’
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Fossils—do they get more complex?

Fossils—do they get more complex?

Fossils—do they get more complex? Another evolutionary idea rattled by research.
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Living fossils: Liquidambar & Coelacanth

Living fossils: Liquidambar & Coelacanth

Liquidambar and Coelacanth
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Living Fossils maple leaf

Living Fossils maple leaf

Living Fossils maple leaf
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Yet another ‘missing link’ fails to qualify

Yet another ‘missing link’ fails to qualify

Yet another missing link fails to qualify
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Dragonflies: designed to dart!

Dragonflies: designed to dart!

TC
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Living fossils shrimp

Living fossils shrimp

Living fossils shrimp
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Living fossils: Comptonia & Limulus

Living fossils: Comptonia & Limulus

Living horseshoe crabs and Comptonia peregrina ferns are identical to their fossils, indicating no evolution.
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Ghostly shrimp challenges evolution!

Ghostly shrimp challenges evolution!

Ghostly shrimp challenges evolution!
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Tarawera’ night of terror

Tarawera’ night of terror

Tarawera’s night of terror
Article
27 Jan, 2006
The bat, the shrew, and the impossible ‘brew’

The bat, the shrew, and the impossible ‘brew’

If bats evolved, from what did they evolve? Some say from shrews—should we believe that?
Article
27 Jan, 2006
Fuzzy feathers and walking whales?

Fuzzy feathers and walking whales?

More reasons to be skeptical of the Skeptics
Article
27 Jan, 2006
To make a tail for a whale

To make a tail for a whale

To make a tail for a whale
Article
27 Jan, 2006
The (second) greatest catastrophe of all time

The (second) greatest catastrophe of all time

Article
26 Jan, 2006
How did millions of mammoth fossils form?

How did millions of mammoth fossils form?

How did millions of mammoth fossils form?
Article
26 Jan, 2006
Death March

Death March

Death March Horseshoe Crab stopped dead in its tracks by Tas Walker This fossil Horseshoe Crab (Mesolimulus walchi) in limestone is exceptionally well preserved (picture viewable in Creation).
Article
25 Jan, 2006