Archaeopteryx: Just a Weird Perching Bird?
Christian Ryan
Scientists were in for a surprise when the fossilized skeleton of an unusual creature was discovered in 1861…
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News from the Dinaledi Chamber
Todd Wood
I’m looking at these photos of researchers squeezing into these tiny cracks in the Rising Star cave, and…
Wait, Feathered Dinosaurs?!
Have you been keeping up with the latest news for the upcoming film, Jurassic World Dominion? If so,…
What is Soft Tissue?
Noel Grimes
We’ve all heard of soft tissue in dinosaur fossils, but what is soft tissue? Simply speaking, soft tissue…
Glorifying God: The Hidden Diversity of Created Kinds
Kurt Wise
The commands ‘be fruitful and multiply’ (Gen. 1:22, 28; 8:17; 9:7), ‘bring forth abundantly and multiply’ (Gen 9:7),…
To Converge or Not to Converge, That is the Question!
Ken Coulson
Just some interesting tidbits from my dinosaur class today. It turns out that “technically” speaking, a dinosaur must…
A Safari Through the Pre-Flood World
Out of all eras in biblical history, the Antediluvian epoch―the era before the great Flood of Noah’s day―is…
What is Taphonomy?
Who, What, When, Where? Have you ever been on a hike and found a fossil shell with no…
What is the Fossil Record?
The fossil record refers to all known organisms represented as fossils, the preserved remains of a once-living thing.…
What Is Baraminology?
Consider the pine tree growing outside your window. The squirrel scurrying across your roof. The mushrooms growing through…
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