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The Fossile Record Is One Thing

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Posted by Mike Banks on July 5, 2001 06:17:31 UTC

Even though I don't believe in evolution, I have read a few things about the fossile record showing simple organisms as you go deeper, then gradually more complex fossils of species are discovered at shallower depths in the earth.

Of course I have never actually seen evidence of this, and I have read other books and articles that claim this isn't true(both sides have numerous sources).

There is also the issue of gaps in the fossil record.

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I have studied both Anthropology, and biology, and non exist. - motumos - July 5, 2001 - 13:53 UTC
- Archeaopteryx and Archaeornyx - iamnotagenius - July 6, 2001 - 18:40 UTC

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