Page 427 - Atlas of Creation Volume 4

Harun Yahya

Thrips

Period: Cretaceous

Age: 100 million years
Region: Burma

Thrips is the common name given to arthropods
from the order Thysanoptera. They range from 0.5-
10 mm (0.020 to 0.40 inches) in length. There is no
difference between a 100-million-year-old thrip
and thrips living today. This thrips that were li-
ving 100 million years in the past had the same
body, wings and antennae as present-day speci-

mens. This is one of the proofs that, like other life
forms, thrips did not evolve. It is Allah, Who
knows how to create in all ways, Who creates
thrips and bestows their characteristics on them.

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