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Creation’s Invisible “Clocks”Awake!—1986 | June 8
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There are oysters that open their shells at high tide and close them at low tide, regardless of the coastal areas.
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Creation’s Invisible “Clocks”Awake!—1986 | June 8
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Why, so well timed is the appearance of grunion (fish) on Southern California beaches for their ‘mating dance’ that newspapers publish the precise time of their arrival. Even certain microscopic algae have a 24-hour rhythm, giving off a phosphorescent glow for 12 hours of the night.
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Creation’s Invisible “Clocks”Awake!—1986 | June 8
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◻ Salmon: Internal clocks indicate time to return from the sea to the river where they were spawned.
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