Darwin vs. Mendel: A Battle of Worldviews | The Creation Podcast: Episode 79 | The Institute for Creation Research

Darwin vs. Mendel: A Battle of Worldviews | The Creation Podcast: Episode 79
TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2024
Living things, whether animal or plant, exhibit a variety of traits that can change from generation to generation. These trait variations can help them adapt to thrive in certain situations. Some of these adaptations happen quite quickly as creatures pioneer new niches, developing traits that allow them to fit their environmental conditions. But how does this happen?
 
Join host Trey Bowling and Dr. Brian Thomas as they discuss this topic on episode 79 of The Creation Podcast.
 


 

              

 
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