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Harun Yahya

Fungus Gnat Fungus Gnat

Period: Cretaceous
Age: 100 million years

Region: Burma

One of the most important features of fossil fin-
dings is that life forms never change in the fos-
sil record throughout the periods in which they
existed. In other words, a life form remains the

same, from the form in which it first appears in
the fossil record until the disappearance of that
life form, over tens or even hundreds of milli-
ons of years. The meaning of this is obvious;
evolution does not exist.

One life form that has survived unchanged for
millions of years is the fungus gnat. The pictu-
re shows a 100-million-year-old fungus gnat
specimen.

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