The World’s Largest Dinosaur Tracksite: A Case Study in Interdisciplinary Thinking
Christian Ryan
Late last year, the Carreras Pampa Tracksite in Bolivia was recognized as the largest fossil tracksite in the…
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What is a Megasequence?
Whether you are in the Grand Canyon, hiking in the Appalachian Mountains, or simply driving through roadcuts on…
Can Worm Burrows Tell Time?
How much time did it take to form the fossil-bearing rock layers of the geologic record? Short of…
Fossils Series: Understanding Stratigraphy and Biostratigraphy
Joshua Cedar
This is the second article in the Introduction to Fossils and Paleontology series. It introduces the geological context…
A Biblical Perspective on Plate Tectonics
We do not often think of Planet Earth as a living thing. But in a way, it kind…
Creationists Take St. Louis: Creation Research Society Conference 2025
New Creation Staff
From July 24th to July 26th, the annual Creation Research Society (CRS) conference found a temporary home in…
Hydroplate Theory: Dead in Its Tracks?
In 1972, Dr. Walt Brown proposed hydroplate theory as a mechanism for the global Flood.1. One perceived benefit…
Let’s Talk Ringwoodite: Source of the Flood Waters?
Edward A Isaacs
Have you ever heard the sensational claim that there are oceans of water within the Earth’s mantle deep…
Introduction to Fossils and Paleontology: A Prologue
In this new series of articles on the field of paleontology and the fossil record, my goal is…
Can Popping Bubbles Carve Canyons?
What do the Grand Canyon, Uluṟu (Ayers Rock), and the White Cliffs of Dover have in common? All…
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