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Scienti'cally proving
that Darwin's theory of
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evolution is wrong-
Evolutionary Fraud from
Piltdown, England(Part 2)
Posted by Gourab Saha on November 23, 2012 at 2:30pm
Evolutionists are
going ape over
"Ape-Girl."
The fossilized
bones of a new
animal have been
found in Ethiopia
near the site where
"Lucy" was
discovered many
years ago. By the
way, Lucy was a
monkey, not an
early humanoid. The number of bones of the Ape-girl
skeleton are unique because Lucy had only a few
head fragments. This find gives us a lot of information
about the animal because major parts of the skeleton
were unearthed (assuming these are all from the
same animal). It has teeth in the jaw and is said to
also have unerupted teeth still within the jaw. The
evolutionists call the animal a "human-like" female
child about three years of age and an "individual." This
is not a "human-like" fossil. It is an "ape-like" fossil
because it was an ape. Duh!
Climbing ability
The Archaeopteryx
fossil was herald by
evolutionists as a
significant
transitional missing
link. The fossil was
discovered in a
limestone quarry in
southern Germany
in 1861 and has
been debated ever
since. The dinosaur
creature appears to be a reptile with bird
characteristics of wings and feathers. It had the
skeleton of a small dinosaur with a tail, fingers with
claws on the leading edge of the wing, and teeth in the
jaws.
The Platypus
(Ornithorhynchus
anatinus), with its
duck bill and
webbed feet, is a
unique Australian
animal. It and the
two species of echidna are the only monotremes or
egg-laying mammals to be found on earth. The
marsupials (mammals with pouches, e.g. kangaroos)
and eutherians (placental mammals that give birth to
well-developed young, e.g. humans) both give birth to
live young. The monotremes have lower body
temperatures than other mammals and have legs
which extend out, then vertically below them. These
features, together with their egg-laying ability, are
more like that of a lizard than a mammal. Platypus are
readily identified by their streamlined body, webbed
feet, broad tail, and characteristic muzzle or bill which
is soft and pliable. The Platypus males have spurs on
their hind feet that deliver a poisonous venom like a
snake. A Platypus sting is powerful enough to make
people sick and kill a dog. Click the picture to see an
enlargement.
April 6. 2006 -
Tiktaalik is the
latest fossil gap
evolutionary
fraud.