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Results from our forumWhy fossils record is gappy and crappyBut it isn't gappy with common widely-distributed shelled marine animals; the problem is that no one cares about the record of those animals, they want the big sexy vertebrates. If you try to imagine where in the world today large vertebrates are ...
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Re: Proofs of evolution... come from people who don't come close to understanding what they are criticizing. The list of evidence is long and varied - the fossil record of shelled marine animals especially (they are much more likely to fossilize); observations of adaptations in quick-reproducing species (it seems like ...
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The Fiber Disease... If this can effect plants, and large insects, it can affect our skin, eyes, etc. We do not have hard shells, yet this can penetrate into hard-shelled organisms and plants. And it will not penetrate into humans soft skin? Just because it is natural does not mean it is not dangerous to humans. ...
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Movement while moulting... but still move around, that's one of the problems with the Newfoundland and Labrador crab fishery (refering to the queen crab or snow crab). Soft shelled crab being caught in the crab pots. It's highly unlikely that the crab goes into moulting in the pot, therefore it must move to get in there ...
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