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CHAPTER 10.
CHAPTER 10.

EVOLUTIONISTS' CONFESSIONS
STATING THAT THERE IS NO
EVIDENCE OF A TRANSITION FROM

INVERTEBRATES TO VERTEBRATES

E volutionists claim that the invertebrate marine organisms
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that appeared in the Cambrian Period turned into fish over

the course of tens of millions of years. But in the same way
that none of the Cambrian invertebrates have any forerun-
ners, there are also no intermediate forms to indicate any evolution be-
tween these invertebrates and fish. The fact is that the evolution of inver-
tebrates-which have no skeletons and whose hard parts are on the outside
of their bodies-into bony fish, whose hard parts are on the inside of their
bodies, would be a transition on a giant scale (it requires change in many

more anatomic details and complex structures), and countless traces of
this should have been left behind in the fossil record.
Evolutionists have been digging up the fossil strata for the last 150
years in their search for these imaginary life forms. Millions of inverte-
brate fossils have been turned up, and millions of fish fossils. But nobody
has yet come across a single intermediate form.
Gerald T. Todd is an evolutionist paleontologist:
All three subdivisions of the bony fishes first appear in the fossil record at
approximately the same time... How did they originate? What allowed
them to diverge so widely?... And why is there no trace of earlier, inter-
mediate forms? 223