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Harun Yahya
HISTER BEETLE
Age: 25 million years
Period: Oligocene
Location: Dominican Republic
General characteristics of the members of Histeridae family
include the truncated structure of their wings and their
jointed antennae. The well-preserved insect inside this
amber specimen had the same flawless, complete struc-
ture as specimens living today. Evolutionists seek to con-
vince people that all living things progress from the
primitive to the more highly developed, by way of slow
changes. Yet amber specimens millions of years old pre-
sent clear evidence to show that no such changes ever
took place.
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