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            Today, tens of thousands of scientists around the world, particularly in the USA and Europe,
            defy the theory of evolution and have published many books on the invalidity of the theory.
            Above are a few examples.


                 This model was nothing but a model for fantasies. For instance, Eu-
            ropean paleontologist O.H. Shindewolf, who led the way for Eldredge and
            Gould, claimed that the first bird came out of a reptile egg, as a "gross mu-
            tation", that is, as a result of a huge "accident" that took place in the genetic
            structure. 12  According to the same theory, some land-dwelling animals
            could have turned into giant whales having undergone a sudden and com-
            prehensive transformation. These claims, totally contradicting all the rules
            of genetics, biophysics, and biochemistry are as scientific as the fairy tales
            about frogs turning into princes! Nevertheless, being distressed by the cri-
            sis that the neo-Darwinist assertion was in, some evolutionist paleontolo-
            gists embraced this theory, which had the distinction of being even more
            bizarre than neo-Darwinism itself.
                 The only purpose of this model was to provide an explanation of the
            gaps in the fossil-record that the neo-Darwinist model could not explain.
            However, it is hardly rational to attempt to explain the fossil gap in the
            evolution of birds with a claim that "a bird popped all of a sudden out of
            a reptile egg", because by the evolutionists' own admission, the evolution
            of a species to another species requires a great and advantageous change
            in genetic information. However, no mutation whatsoever improves the
            genetic information or adds new information to it. Mutations only derange
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