| Dr. Gabriela Haynes |
| Research Scientist |
| Paleontology, Geology, Dinosaurs |
Dr. Gabriela Haynes earned her master of geology/paleontology from the Universidade Federal do Ceará, Brazil, in 2012. During her graduate studies, she conducted specialized research on fossil insects at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. She completed her doctorate in 2017 through a joint program between the Universidade Federal do Ceará and the University of Kentucky, focusing her research on Hymenoptera (ants, bees, and wasps). Since completing her Ph.D., Dr. Haynes has served as an impactful researcher, writer, and speaker within the field of creation science. Her published work frequently explores the relationship between birds and dinosaurs, and she has been instrumental in developing creation-based educational materials in Brazil. In 2025, Dr. Haynes joined the Institute for Creation Research (ICR) as a research scientist. Her current work primarily focuses on paleontology and the development of the Flood model.
Articles by Dr. Haynes
As author
- Almost Ready for the Outside: Week 18 in the Life of an Unborn Baby
- Dinosaurs in Birds' Clothing? On Thinking Biblically About Dinosaurs
- Living Fossils—Here, There, and Everywhere
- Santana Fossils—Delighting in the Details
- Cratonavis zhui: A Dinosaur-like Bird? What should we think about yet another alleged link between dinosaurs and birds?
- Vampire Squid Can't Escape This Coffin
- What Evolutionists Almost Got Right
- Haynes, G. 2025. Microraptor: A Systematic View of Its Three Species: Cranial Elements. Answers Research Journal 18: 449–457.
- Haynes, G. 2023. Reply to the “Response to ‘The Debate over Classification of Archaeopteryx as a Bird’.” Answers Research Journal 16: 595–634.
- Haynes, G. 2022. The Debate over Classification of Archaeopteryx as a Bird. Answers Research Journal. 15: 285–300.
