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This horse series in a museum display is comprised of various
animals that lived at different times, and in different geographi-
cal locations. Here they have been arranged arbitrarily, one
after the other, to suggest a linear sequence, according to a bi-
ased perspective. This scenario of equine “evolution” has no
support in the fossil record.
only common feature in these of organisms demonstrating
arrangements is the belief that a dog- major evolutionary change... The
sized creature called "Eohippus", horse is often cited as the only
which lived in the Eocene Period 55 fully worked-out example. But the
million years ago, was the ancestor of fact is that the line from Eohippus
the horse (Equus). Yet Eohippus, por- to Equus is very erratic. It is al-
trayed as an equine ancestor that be- leged to show a continual in-
came extinct millions of years ago, is crease in size, but the truth is that
almost identical to the mammal some variants were smaller than
known as “Hyrax” that still lives in Eohippus, not larger. Specimens
Africa, but has not the slightest con- from different sources can be
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nection with horses. The invalidity brought together in a convincing-
of the claim regarding the evolution looking sequence, but there is no
of the horse is becoming clearer evidence that they were actually
every day with the discovery of new ranged in this order in time. 5
fossils. Eohippus has been identified All these facts are strong evi-
in strata containing some fossilized dence that the charts of horse evolu-
breeds of horse—Equus nevadensis tion, which are presented as one of
and E. occidentalis—that are still the most solid pieces of evidence for
alive today—Equus nevadensis. 4 Darwinism, are nothing but fantastic
This shows that the present day and implausible tales.
horse lived at the same time as its
supposed forebear, proving that the
horse never underwent the process
1- Boyce Rensberger, Houston Chronicle, No-
known as evolution.
vember 5, 1980, p.15
The evolutionist science writer
2- Harper's Magazine, February, 1985, p. 60
Gordon R. Taylor explains this little- 3- Francis Hitching, The Neck of the Giraffe:
acknowledged truth in his book The Where Darwin Went Wrong, New York: Ticknor
Great Evolution Mystery: and Fields, 1982, pp. 30-31
But perhaps the most serious 4- Francis Hitching, The Neck of the Giraffe, pp.
weakness of Darwinism is the fail- 30-31
ure of paleontologists to find con- 5- Gordon Rattray Taylor, The Great Evolution
Mystery, Abacus, Sphere Books, London,
vincing phylogenies or sequences
1984, p. 230