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           in terms of ran dom mu ta tions. In or -  Icaronycteris tells us noth ing about the
           der for the sys tem to func tion, it  ev o lu tion of flight in bats be cause it
           must ex ist ful ly formed and com -   was a per fect ly good fly ing bat.   92
           plete, right down to the small est de -  It is im pos si ble for the bat's com -
           tails. The so nar will work on ly if the  plex bod i ly sys tems to have emerged
           bat has the prop er struc ture for emit -  through ev o lu tion, and the fos sil rec -
           ting high-fre quen cy sounds, the or -  ords con firm that no such ev o lu tion
           gans with which to de tect and an a -  ev er took place. On the con tra ry, the
           lyze these, and a sys tem ca pa ble of  first bats that came in to be ing on
           var y ing the fre quen cy, de pend ing of  Earth were ex act ly the same as their
           chan ges in move ment. Such so phis -  present-day coun ter parts. Bats have
           ti ca tion can not, of course, be ex -  al ways ex ist ed as bats.
           plained in terms of ran dom chance,
           but ac tu al ly shows that the bat was
           cre at ed in the most per fect man ner.  ORIGIN OF BEHAVIOR
              In ad di tion, the fos sil record al so  Evolutionists re gard all an i mal
           shows that bats ap peared sud den ly  and hu man be hav ior as hav ing spe -
           on Earth, and with all their present-  cif ic ev o lu tion a ry or i gins, be liev ing
           day char ac ter is tics. The ev o lu tion ist  that the present char ac ter is tics they
           pa le on tol o gists John Hill and James  pos sess have been passed down
           Smith make the fol low ing con fes -  from their sup posed an ces tors, from
           sion:                               the first cell through to their present-
              The fos sil record of bats ex tends back to  day forms.
              the ear ly Eocene . . . and has been doc -  Again ac cord ing to ev o lu tion ists,
              u ment ed . . . on five con ti nents . . .  the old est form of be hav ior in an i -
              [A]ll fos sil bats, even the old est, are
                                               mals is food-gath er ing, which be -
              clear ly ful ly de vel oped bats and so they
                                               hav ior is com mon to all liv ing
              shed lit tle light on the tran si tion from
                                               things, from the first cells up to hu -
              their ter res tri al an ces tor.  91
                                               man be ings. Impulses to sur vive
              On the same sub ject, the ev o lu -
                                               (self-pres er va tion) and to re pro duce
           tion ist pa le on tol o gist L. R. Godfrey
                                               and pre serve the race or spe cies
           writes:
                                               emerged lat er.. According to ev o lu -
              There are some re mark a bly well pre -  tion ists, all be hav ior has one or i gin
              served ear ly Tertiary fos sil bats, such  and one sin gle cause, and un der -
              as   Icaronycteris  index,  but


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