Meetings that paleoanthropologists gather for on human origins is becoming quite entertaining. Take this meeting for example which revolved around hominin bones found in the mid-1990s at Sima de los Huesos in Spain. Two different dates were assigned to these bones. One assumption consisted of 350,000 year old range then another assumption was taken and [...]
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Classification Is Not Conducted By The Bones
Posted in Fossils, tagged bones, creation, evolution, Fossils, intelligent design, science on October 15, 2009 | 17 Comments »
Ardi Replaces Lucy, The Australopithecine
Posted in Fossils, tagged Ardi, creationism, evolution, evolutionary tree, Fossils, Lucy, science news on October 12, 2009 | 13 Comments »
Ardi who’s bones are in extremely in bad condition (crushed nearly to smithereens) has finally taken center stage after 15 years of trying to piece it all together. Science published not three, not ten but sixteen articles on this particular fossil! Wasn’t Lucy suppose to settle all this back in the 1970s? It appears now [...]
Raptorex Fossil Shows Up Early In the Strata
Posted in Fossils on October 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
A small dinosaur fossil which has similarities of T-Rex which was found in evolutionary dating assumption of a 125 million years ago. What surprised evolutionists was the fact that the body of this particular dinosaur wasn’t supposed to evolve unto 60 million years later.
Here is the introduction to the report…
“Tyrannosaurid dinosaurs comprised nearly all large-bodied [...]
Does Foot Feathers Prove The Controversy Over Bird Evolution?
Posted in Fossils, tagged birds, creationism, dinosaur, evolution, Fossils, science on October 4, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Fossil hunters are very competitive, a new discovery could mean fame, money, and other sorts of media like movies and tv-shows. A fossil was discovered in China back in 2005. The discoverer has claim it puts to rest the controversy over bird evolution. Nature recently writes about those claims as science daily does as well…
The [...]