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Author Topic:   Basic and Remedial Fossil Identification
Coragyps
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Message 120 of 142 (330508)
07-10-2006 4:10 PM
Reply to: Message 119 by Faith
07-10-2006 3:58 PM


Re: A layman looks at the evidence.
I just believe it makes no difference because their own special properties would have carried them to some separate resting place from their respective plants.
But that's precisely what you DON'T see. No grasses or grass pollen are ever seen in anything below the latest Cretaceous or the Triassic. And if you find grass, you'll find its pollen.
what does it matter?
It matters because the actual distribution falsifies even the most fanciful Flood scenario you can concoct.

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Coragyps
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Message 140 of 142 (330648)
07-10-2006 10:17 PM
Reply to: Message 135 by Faith
07-10-2006 9:34 PM


Re: A layman looks at the evidence.
Those "rivers" are most likely runoff from the flood waters, and tidal backdraw during the receding of the flood between deposition of layers.
Not likely....when you have whole systems of "fossilized" rivers and can find sandbars, deltas, etc., in them, buried a half-mile beneath Bartlesville, Oklahoma - and with other sediments beneath them in turn, all containing oil....I don't think you can make that scenario fly.
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