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           in i tial struc tures, with out hav ing un -  sues that make up or gans; cy tol o gy,
           der gone  any  ev o lu tion—and  that,  the study of the mi cro scop ic struc -
           just as with fos sils, no in ter me di ate  ture of the cells that make up tis sues;
           form among mol e cu les has ev er   and em bry ol o gy, the study of all the
           been found.                         phas es  be tween  the  fer ti lized  egg
              Michael Denton bas es this com -  (zy gote) and the emer gence of an in -
           ment on re sults ob tained from the  de pend ent or gan ism.  60
           field of mo lec u lar bi ol o gy:     Comparisons be tween the ho -
              Each class at a mo lec u lar lev el is  mol o gous  or  anal o gous  or gans  of
              unique, iso lat ed and un linked by in ter -  liv ing things are per formed on the
              me di ates. Thus mol e cu les, like fos sils  ba sis of find ings ob tained from mor -
              have fail ed to pro vide the elu sive in ter -  phol o gy. (See Homologous Organs;
              me di ates so long sought by ev o lu tion a -  Analogous Organs.) All liv ing
              ry bi ol o gy.  58               things  with  sim i lar  mor phol o gies
              In short, the ho mo log i cal hy poth -  are re gard ed as ho mol o gous in or -
           e sis  that  looks  for  an a tom i cal  or  der to con struct a sup posed ev o lu -
           chem i cal sim i lar i ties in liv ing things  tion a ry re la tion ship be tween them.
           and at tempts to por tray them as ev i -  However, there is no sci en tif ic ba sis
           dence for ev o lu tion has been in val i -  for this. Indeed, there are many ex -
           dat ed by the sci en tif ic facts.  am ples of spe cies that re sem ble each
                                               oth er very close ly, but be tween
           MORPHOLOGY
                                               which no so-called ev o lu tion a ry re -
              This is the branch of sci ence that  la tion ship can be con struct ed—and
           stud ies the shape and struc ture of  this rep re sents a ma jor in con sist en cy
           or gan isms as a whole. With plants, it  from the point of view of ev o lu tion -
           in ves ti gates the struc tures and com -  ist claims.
           mon or gan i za tion of the root, stem,
           leaves and fruits; and with an i mals
                                               THE MORPHOLOGICAL
           and hu man be ings, com pares and
                                               HOMOLOGY MYTH
           an a ly zes their phys i cal struc ture.  59
              Sub-branch es of mor phol o gy in -  —See Homology
           clude anat o my, the study of the vis i -
           ble in ter nal and ex ter nal struc tures  MORRIS, JOHN
           of or gan isms; his tol o gy, the study of  Professor John Morris is the di -
           the mi cro scop ic struc ture of the tis -  rect or of the Institute for Creation

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