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Mammals

Necking in the Dark: Evolutionists Clueless about Giraffes
September 16, 2017
Evolutionary storytelling about giraffes' long necks goes back before Darwin, but all the tales have one thing in common: they don't work. Doesn't matter. Evolution marches on.
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Fossils

Convergence Crams Uncooperative Fossils into Darwinism
September 11, 2017
When unrelated fossils have similar traits, evolutionary paleontologists twist, shove and stuff them into Darwin's theory with an all-purpose tool called convergence.
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Early Man

Evolutionists Tripping Over Human Tracks on Crete
September 4, 2017
These can't be hominid tracks. They are far too early! Well, then, who made them?
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Health

Dolphin Trick Could Save Lives
August 23, 2017
When trauma hits, do what the dolphins do: cool the face and eyes.
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Darwin and Evolution

Next Evolutionary Icon: Peppered Snakes?
August 16, 2017
Sea snakes said to turn black due to 'industrial melanism'—a term from the old peppered moth story. Media go wild.
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Terrestrial Zoology

Science Says Mosquitoes Cannot Fly But Recently Found Out How They Do
July 17, 2017
Scientists solved the mystery of mosquito flight by using both super high-speed cameras and computer analysis.
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Fossils

New Book: Fossil Forensics
July 11, 2017
Read the introduction to the new book by Dr Jerry Bergman with contributions by Frank J. Sherwin and Philip Snow.
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Marine Biology

The Myth of Evolution from Water to Land and Back to Water
July 5, 2017
Whale evolution remains one of the greatest mysteries for Darwinists, despite their claims about a fossil sequence.
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Cell Biology

Sperm Tail is Far More Complex than Thought
June 28, 2017
New research has discovered that the mechanism of motion in sperm tails requires signaling, transmission and highly-ordered elasto-hydrodynamic material.
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Media

Dangers of Viewing Animal Death as Helpful
June 21, 2017
It's one thing to say an ecosystem can take care of recycling a carcass. It's another to say the ecosystem needs the carcass to thrive.
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Genetics

Dog Breeding: Exploring the Limits of Change
May 30, 2017
A new survey of over 160 dog breeds yields surprises about their genetic histories.
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Darwin and Evolution

Whale of a Tail Tale
May 24, 2017
Armed with a license for just-so storytelling, evolutionists can explain anything – even opposites.
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Genetics

Surprise: Men and Women Greatly Differ Genetically
May 8, 2017
New research results strongly go against the current politically correct view that the only differences between males and females are a few minor plumbing variations and a couple of small hormones.
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Darwin and Evolution

Instinct: ‘Somehow’ Is Not an Evolutionary Explanation
April 27, 2017
Why does America's most prestigious scientific journal put up with a story like, 'somehow it evolved in an ancestor'?
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Mammals

All Bears Are Brethren
April 24, 2017
The world-wide variations on bears could have come from one original type. It has been known that Alaskan brown bears can hybridize with polar bears. The resulting mixed breeds, sometimes called ‘pizzlies’ or ‘cappucino bears’, were thought to be rare. Now, in a surprising study from Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum, scientists have […]
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