Meet Anurognathus. Looks like a bat, right? Well it's actually a pterosaur: an extinct flying reptile that lived alongside the dinosaurs.
It lived about 150 million years ago during the Jurassic period. It was less than a foot long, had about a foot to a foot and a half wingspan and was likely nocturnal. We even know the colour of these animals thanks to fossilized melanosomes. Brown. Not exciting but excellent for a small animal living in the forest!
[quote]I gave you about 20 articles 2 month ago![/quote]
Sorry, no memory of that. 20 seems like a lot so i doubt it. I know what you have done in the past is link me to AiG. I know that those articles don't dispute the fossil record as it stands the way you do. I know that they make the same easily dismantled arguments that you have regarding hydrological sorting (i'll wait while you google that)
You haven't done the research. You've googled whatever creationist source you can find and accepted it [i]uncritically [/i]because it says what you [i]want [/i]it to say. It agrees with the bible. You don't care about how valid the arguments are, how legitimate the research is or what the bulk of evidence and research actually shows. You're determined to ignore the scientific consensus where it disagrees with your faith position. You've said as much yourself and so has AiG.
[quote]he different mass concept always amuses me[/quote]
lol me too. It's absurd. And yet young earth creationists trot it out like it's an actual argument. Even Answers in Genesis which likes to play at being scientific makes this mistake.
