The fauna below the k-t line or as this creationist sees it the flood line is exactly what one should expect to find.
And yet curiously creationists did
not expect to find it until scientists found it for them.
Until scientists showed that some species had gone extinct, creationist dogma was that no species had ever gone extinct. Then when scientists convinced you guys that some species had gone extinct, you decided that this was "exactly" what you'd expect to find.
Let's see how "exact" this is. Without looking it up, which of the following would you
expect to find going extinct at the KT boundary, and why?
* Trilobites
* Brontotheres
* Pterodactyls
* Ammonites
* Ceratopians
* Ichthyosaurs
You've got no idea, have you? You just have to wait 'til actual scientists (evolutionists every man jack of them) tell you which of those did go extinct at the KT boundary and then you can say "Yes, I expected
exactly that".
Edited by Dr Adequate, : No reason given.