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Harun Yahya
Seal Skull
Period: Cretaceous
Age: 84 million years
Region: Xi Ma La Ya Mountaion, China
A gingko leaf that Darwin discovered in
1859, the earliest specimens of which go back
250 million years, threw him into a panic.
Darwin described this discovery as a “living
fossil” and regarded it as a significant prob-
lem for his theory. Had Darwin been alive to-
day, he might have abandoned his theory en-
tirely in the face of the size of the problem. In
the absence of so much as a single fossil over
the years that might have corroborated his
theory, Darwin essentially passed the buck
to those who came after him and hoped that
a transitional form would be found one day.
Yet neither Darwin nor his successors ever
found what they hoped for. As can be seen in
the 84-million-year seal skull in the picture,
every day reveals a new fossil specimen da-
ting back millions of years of a life form in
existence today. The fossil record has given
the lie to Darwin and revealed that creation
is an indisputable fact.
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