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181. Lazarus Species

...nothing gets fossilized. Maybe the coelacanth population crashed for some reason due to changing environmental conditions and they have hung on over tens of millions of years as a very small population...

182. Creation, Flood, and Biogeography

...tend to increase their distribution by dispersing until they encounter a barrier. A barrier is any environmental obstacle that prevents an organism from dispersing further. For marine organisms, oceans...

183. The Cambrian Explosion

...been suggested. It is important to note that what those hypotheses offer is a number of possible environmental, genetic, and geochemical events associated with the sudden origin of the Cambrian fauna...

184. Teeming Creatures of the Sea!

...undiscovered species in marine systems, it’s likely that our oceans would come out on top as the environment with the greatest number of species on the planet. While more than 70% of Earth is covered...

185. Patterns in the Fossil Record, Part 2

...60-82. Brett, C.E., 1995. Sequence stratigraphy, biostratigraphy, and taphonomy in shallow marine environments. Palaios, 10, p. 597-616. Brett, C.E., 1998. Sequence stratigraphy, paleoecology, and evolution...

186. The Precambrian: Part 1 of 3

...quarks, which coalesced into protons and neutrons that then formed atoms such as hydrogen and an environment where light could travel through space. These hydrogen atoms clustered into stars which became...

187. The Mesozoic

...despite being a place Kermit would love to call home, because there are other animals already in the environments preserved in those systems: microsaurs, dissorophoids, and branchiosaurs. Frogs could...

188. Preservation of Dinosaur Soft Tissue: An Update

...biomolecular structure, thermodynamics, decay pathways, and interaction with the surrounding chemical environment. However, those who subscribe to a biblical chronology will also have the opportunity...

189. The Bible, The Creation and The Reformation

...in the world in which we live. The claim is made that humans are exclusively the product of our environment and genetics. If we do evil things, it is not our fault, it is just the way we are. Our lusts...

190. Gravitational Waves and General Relativity: Top Science News in 2017

Einstein’s general theory of relativity was published in 1915. It again made headlines in 2017 with two major reports about gravitational waves that further confirmed the theory’s last remaining major...

191. A Review of the Nature Documentary “The Riot and the Dance”

...Propaganda. The major themes addressed throughout the movie are exploration and enjoyment of nature, environmental stewardship, and natural evil. I really liked that the nature sequences in the film...

192. Intelligent Design, Natural Selection, and God

...genome originally was designed with mechanisms whereby specific beneficial mutations were induced by environmental signals. [8]E.g., see Westemeier RL, Brawn JD, Simpson SA, et al. 1998. Tracking the...

193. Carbon-14 Dating Models and Experimental Implications

...negligible "age". A dead plant or animal, or wood produced by a plant, does not exchange carbon with the environment (if the sample is chosen with sufficient care), and the 14C/C ratio gradually decreases...

194. The Intrigue of the Questions about the Bridgewater “Fossil Forest,” Victoria, Australia

...than the autochthonous model because the limestone could also be a product of the transporting environment. Before an acceptable depositional scenario can be proposed, the following questions need to...

195. The “Days" of Creation in Genesis 1: Literal or Figurative?

...Being "who" brought it forth. The result of creation week was a perfect, "very good" world with an environment suited to the utmost for created humanity to live in. This historical prose-record of creation...

196. Expanding Earth?

...the solar system would noticeably change the planetary distances which would change the thermal environment of the earth. Finally, calculations of the equation of state for the earth have been made in...

197. Implications of C-14 Age vs Depth Profile Characteristics

...profile shape tendency seems to require a progressively increasing C-14/C-12 ratio in the supporting environment and/or progressively more rapid accumulation rates. Considerations relative to a C-14/C-12...

198. The Upper Limit of C-14 Age?

...proportional to the ratio R/I may not have been the same then as that which characterizes the modern environment (13.6 spontaneous C-14 disintegrations per minute per gram of carbon). The precise date...

199. The Disregard for Discards

...birds disappear in winter not because of hibernation but because they migrate to a more salubrious environment. It was learned that some birds (e.g., the arctic tern) travel as far as 11,000 miles. Thus...

200. Are Millions of Years Required to Produce Biogenic Sediments in the Deep Ocean?

...would be a major input of calcium ion to the hydrosphere due to erosion of continental and marine environments. According to most models of the Genesis flood, the carbonate available would be essentially...