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Cambrian Explosion Continues to Perplex Evolutionists - May 23, 2019
/article/cambrian-explosion-continues-perplex-evolutionistsFrank Sherwin, M.A. - One of the more compelling evidences for the creation model is found in the Cambrian sedimentary layers dated by evolutionists to have formed 500 to 541 million years ago. Almost all the major groups of sea life, including fish (vertebrates) and the...
"Fast Evolution" in the Duck-Billed Hadrosaur - May 21, 2019
/article/fast-evolution-in-duck-billed-hadrosaurFrank Sherwin, M.A. - The duck-billed dinosaurs (order Ornithischia, family Hadrosauridae) were a diverse group that allegedly lived 90 million years ago, with hundreds of specimens unearthed by paleontologists in China and North America. Hadrosaurs are noted, of...
Irish Bacteria Could Stop Dangerous "Superbugs" - Apr 18, 2019
/article/irish-bacteria-could-stop-superbugsFrank Sherwin, M.A. - We’re all familiar with antibiotic resistance building in the human population.1 Antibiotics are widely prescribed, but many are largely unnecessary. This contributes to the development of “superbugs.”2 Evolutionists...
Termite Nest Architectural Design Is Clearly Seen - Apr 4, 2019
/article/termite-nest-architectural-design-is-clearly-seenFrank Sherwin, M.A. - Termites (order Isoptera) are eusocial—animals with an advanced social organization—insects that can number in the millions, producing something biologists call a superorganism. This is defined as a colony of termites having features...
The Molecular Language of Our Gut Bacteria - Mar 28, 2019
/article/molecular-language-gut-bacteriaFrank Sherwin, M.A. - Every person is an important ecosystem for a wide variety of microorganisms. Whether it’s the bacterial collection of coliforms in our large intestine, streptococci in our mouth, or the diptheroids on our skin, it’s the normal flora...
'Incredible, Unique, and Truly Weird' Yellowstone Microbes - Mar 26, 2019
/article/truly-weird-yellowstone-microbesFrank Sherwin, M.A. - It’s been known for decades that the hot pools of Yellowstone National Park contain exceptional and robust types of prokaryotic microorganisms called Archaea. Previously known as the archaebacteria, these organisms include methanogens...
Photosynthesis Continues to Amaze - Mar 14, 2019
/article/photosynthesis-continues-to-amazeFrank Sherwin, M.A. - One of the most complex biochemical processes in God’s creation is the ability plants possess to take in carbon dioxide and water and, with the aid of sunlight, turn it into energy-rich sugars. Most of us learned about this amazing process...
Beetle Mouth-Gears Shout Design - Mar 12, 2019
/article/beetle-mouth-gears-shout-designFrank Sherwin, M.A. - Beetles (order Coleoptera) are a unique but common group of insects easily recognized by the pair of shiny forewings covering their body. These protective wing-cases are called the elytra. Beetles make up almost 40% of the described insects in...
Delicate Spider Fossil Discovered - Feb 21, 2019
/article/delicate-spider-fossil-discoveredFrank Sherwin, M.A. - Discovering fossil spiders has become fairly common.1 Each time they have been 100% spiders, not vague evolutionary ancestors with partial or transitional features.2 Now a whole collection of “ancient” spiders from the...
Are People and Fruit Flies Related? - Jan 31, 2019
/article/are-people-and-fruit-flies-relatedFrank Sherwin, M.A. - There are around 152,000 named species of flies (the order Diptera) representing approximately 10% of all species on Earth. One genus in particular, the pesky fruit fly Drosophila, is found all around the globe. It’s used in fields of...