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As you can see, the examples cited by the proponents of the
            theory of evolution are meaningless. Like every other insect, the
            dragonfly has been equipped with systems that are marvels of cre-
            ation. To dismiss any one of them as "primitive" is the result of ei-
            ther lack of understanding, or else a deliberate distortion. There is

            no difference at all between the oldest dragonfly fossils yet discov-
            ered and specimens alive today. Neither is there any trace of any
            half-dragonfly or dragonfly just beginning to develop wings that
            have lived prior to these oldest fossils. Like other species, these spe-
            cies emerged suddenly and have survived unchanged to the pre-
            sent day. The perfect, complex flight systems encountered in vari-
            ous insects emerged from a superior creation, not from imaginary
            stage-by-stage scenarios. Allah created all these living things, and
            none underwent evolution.



                 Feet

                 Not only do insects
            possess perfect flight or
            exceedingly complex
            visual     systems;
            when examined in-
            dividually, insects
            also display organs                                                      HARUN YAHYA
            and systems, each of

            which is a marvel of
            creation. Scientists who
                                                  The dragonfly's "wrap-around"
            recently investigated the                                                (ADNAN OKTAR)
                                                     eyes are considered as the
            feet of the ant encountered not      most complex insect eye in the
                                                                       world.


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