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structures. There are no half-formed or missing features in their skulls,
backbones, hands or feet. All living things exist in their most perfect
states.
There are no fossilized forerunners to dragonflies, owls,
fish or squirrels, for instance, in the Earth’s strata. There are
no strange fossils vaguely reminiscent of a dragonfly, slightly
Archaeopteryx, shown on the left,
is claimed by evolutionists to be
a transitional form, but
has actually been
proved to be a fully
flying bird.
The living things that evolutionists
maintain represent transitional forms
are actually species with complete
and flawless structures. They have
no transitional characteristics
whatsoever.
The “living fossil” coelacanth, still
alive today, is a fully formed fish.
A 150-million-year-old Archaeopteryx fossil A 410-million-year-old coelacanth fossil
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