Fossil Whoops: The Jurassic Beaver
Christian Ryan
Most young-earth creationist scientists accept that there is a predictable order to the fossil record. However, some creationists…
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Here I Raise My Ebenezer-saurus
It was the dawn of the 21st century. The place was Skull Creek, Moffat County, Colorado, not far…
Dynasty of Dinosaurs
In the 1820’s, people began to realize there was something peculiar about some of the fossilized bones, teeth,…
When Teeth Talk: A Creationist Perspective on the Megalodon
Jake Ramgren
The next time you see a bus on the highway, imagine yourself in the ocean, swimming past a…
Why Did Some Animals Disappear AFTER Noah’s Flood?
Chad Arment
One of the main questions I see from creationists who hold to an Upper Cenozoic Flood boundary, whether…
The Trilobite: Enigma of Complexity
Art Chadwick
My goal in this presentation will be to explore the impact the discoveries of modern molecular biology have…
Koping with the Kope Formation
There are many fossils on display in the Creation Museum, just 23 minutes’ drive from Cincinnati, Ohio. One…
The Pterrific Saga of Pterosaurs
When it comes to extinct reptiles, none get more attention than the dinosaurs. And why not? They are…
Drepanosaurus Never Missed Arm Day
Todd Wood
A recently-discovered fossil from the Triassic Chinle Formation of New Mexico has an arm with a completely unique…
The Fossil Record: Red in Tooth and Claw
There are many animals alive today that are carnivores, meaning they survive by eating other animals. Fun fact:…
Kurt Wise