FOSSILS
(Note centered heading below: Quotations)
amber: g67 11/22 26
ape-men: ce 83-98; g81 6/22 13-15; g73 10/22 18-21; ev 9, 78-94; g67 11/22 20
Archaeopteryx: ce 79-80; g82 3/8 28; g78 1/22 24; ad 235; nh 56; g52 12/8 6-7
Australopithecus: ce 93-94; w77 424; w76 71; g76 6/8 29
Cambrian: ce 60-63; ev 41-44; g60 9/8 20; g51 3/8 15; ew 12-17; g49 3/8 5
completeness of record: ce 57-59
determining age: g64 9/22 4; g63 4/22 18; g62 10/22 9-11; g56 11/22 8-11; g54 11/22 20; g52 2/8 14-15
distinct life-forms: ce 19-21; g60 9/8 20; g56 2/8 16-21; bn 25; lg 80, 85; ew 12-17; g49 2/22 7
horse: ce 66-67
lack of transitional forms and features: ce 62-69
platypus: g85 11/22 20
evidence of Flood: g57 2/8 25-26; g53 6/8 8; g52 8/22 5-13; g42 9/2 16
shark and whale remains found at high altitude: g77 2/22 29-30
evidence of one climate in ancient world: g57 2/8 25; g53 6/8 7-8; g42 9/2 16; w39 269
evolution: ce 54-70, 79-80, 82; w84 7/15 21; w83 2/1 8; g83 2/22 17-20; g83 3/8 13; g82 1/8 29; g81 9/22 8-9, 22-24; w79 5/15 28; w78 6/15 11; w77 423-424; g76 1/8 28; g75 6/22 30; g75 12/8 30; g74 4/8 29; g74 9/22 19-22; g74 11/22 30
failure to support gradual evolution: ce 19-21
fossil record anticipated by: ce 55-56
importance of fossil record: ce 54-55
frozen mammoth: ce 203; g73 8/22 31
‘geologic column’: g70 9/22 8-12
mammoth in China: g74 4/22 31
Peking man: g81 11/22 15
radioactive dating of: g81 11/22 13-15
same forms as today: g72 6/8 29; g60 9/8 20; g56 2/8 16-21; nh 56; bn 25; ew 12-17; g49 2/22 6-7; g49 3/8 5-8; g30 5/28 561
sudden appearance of life: ce 59-66; g74 9/22 20-21; g74 11/22 30; g73 10/22 17-18; ev 41-49; g67 4/22 10-13; ms 182; g65 1/8 13; g63 4/22 8-10; g58 10/8 14-15; g56 2/8 16-21; bn 25; lg 80, 85; g51 3/8 15-16; w50 420-421; ew 12-17; g49 3/8 5-8
teratorn (extinct giant bird): g80 12/8 30
Tibet:
sea creatures: g78 1/22 30
Quotations
basic facts of the fossil record support creation, not evolution: ce 70
crustacean fossils exist only in zoological textbooks: g81 1/22 30
fossil record does not convincingly document a single transition: ce 65
general failure of the record to display gradual transitions from one major group to another: ce 21
general picture consistent with the idea of a special creation: ce 61-62
groups of both plants and animals appear suddenly in the fossil record: ce 65-66
intermediate forms are missing from the fossil record, because there were no intermediate forms: ce 82
in the fossil record, missing links are the rule: ce 87
known fossil record is not, and never has been, in accord with [slow evolution]: ce 21
known fossil species do indeed appear not to evolve even over millions of years: ce 65
missing in all the important places: ce 71
no fine analysis of biogeographic distribution or of the fossil record can directly support evolution: ce 70
not even possible to make a caricature of an evolution out of palaeobiological facts: ce 59
paleontology looks back upon a colorful history of falsified fossils: g82 11/8 6
some of the classic cases of darwinian change have had to be discarded or modified: ce 20
the geologic record did not then and still does not yield a finely graduated chain of slow and progressive evolution: ce 20
the pattern that we were told to find for the last 120 years does not exist: ce 21
there is not a trace of a common ancestor: ce 65-66
there was a complete absence of intermediate fossils: ce 62
we have even fewer examples of evolutionary transition than we had in Darwin’s time: ce 20