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According to the theory of evolution, millions of half-reptile, half-bird
creatures should have existed. The differences between these two living
groups and also among millions of others should have been bridged in
stages by transitional species. Therefore, had any evolutionary process
taken place, then at least some of these intermediate forms should have
been fossilized and survived to the present. They should be far more
numerous than those species alive today.
Yet despite all the intense efforts over the last century or so to find an
intermediate form, not one of the desired fossils has been found. Some
evolutionists make striking confessions on this subject. This is how Charles
Darwin himself, who put forward the theory, described his despair on the
subject of intermediate forms in his book, The Origin of Species:
Firstly, why, if species have descendent from other species by insensi-
bly fine gradations, do we not everywhere see innumerable transitional
forms? Why is not all nature in confusion instead of the species being,
as we see them, well defined? 2
After Darwin, the intensive efforts to find intermediate forms all ended in
disappointment. Though an evolutionist, the well-known paleontologist
Derek W. Ager, admits that the fossil records is against evolution: “The
point emerges that if we examine the fossil record in detail, we find–over
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