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MOUNTAIN ASH BRANCH
Age: 54-37 million years
Period: Eocene
Location: Cache Creek Formation, British Columbia, Canada
Mountain ash is a tree of the genus Sorbus, widespread in cooler regions of North America.
One of the findings that put Darwinists in an impasse is the fossil of a plant like this, which
reveals that the tree in question has never, in any period of history, undergone any evolution-
ary process. The 54- to 37-million-year-old fossil pictured is one of these findings, proving
that mountain ash trees have remained the same for tens of millions of years; and that God
created them.
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