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Evolution and the BIG LIE

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Lithodid-Man
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12-17-2007 4:17 AM 		Reply to: Message 15 by crashfrog
12-17-2007 3:17 AM

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Excellent point Crash. And even more telling from a broad-brush perspective, only 7 extant phyla are known from the 'explosion' out of ~34 currently known. Not the "most known taxa" claimed by ICR or AiG. And that is ignoring the greater and greater diversity of precam fossils that are being found, especially the matching of the 'small shelly fragments' to known phyla.
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