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HARUN YAHYA
lows: Pakicetus (50
million years ago) >
Ambulocetus (49 million years Pakicetus
ago) > Rodhocetus (46.5 million years ago) > Procetus (45 million years
ago) > Kutchicetus (43 to 46 million years ago) > Dorudon (37 million
years ago) > Basilosaurus (37 million years ago) > and finally, Aetiocetus
(24 to 26 million years ago).
But there are a number of deceptive aspects to this scheme. The
most fundamental of these—the first two creatures in the plan,
Pakicetus and Ambulocetus—were both, according to evolutionists,
“walking whales.” Yet to describe these two land-dwelling mammals
as whales is an illusory, even comic claim to make.
First, consider Pakicetus inachus.
Fossils of this extinct mammal first entered the equation in 1983.
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