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Author Topic:   Biogeography falsifies the worldwide flood.
Quetzal
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Message 61 of 204 (62502)
10-24-2003 1:51 AM
Reply to: Message 60 by Randy
10-23-2003 11:31 PM


Re: Wow
It's too bad none of the more vocal and comprehensible creationists on the board want to take up this challenge, Randy. Biogeography is a fascinating topic, and a line of evidence that I personally consider of signal importance for testing the validity of both the mechanisms and "reality" of evolutionary theory. For me the "poster child" of both biogeography and evolution is the Tenrecidae. Shame, really, that only Brad wants to discuss it.
Best of luck.

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Brad McFall
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Message 62 of 204 (62503)
10-24-2003 1:54 AM
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10-23-2003 11:31 PM


Re: Wow
Thanks for noticing, the only thing aside from the need to directly answer you was to show that this boat contains an unwritten symbol of a needed inversion of Gould's use of Unity of Type and Conditions of Existence which Gould seems to sustain to a constraint only against ID and not Wolfram. So there is room here for help, but that would be of the secretarial kind. I will look into a little the fury things but dont expect much you already got some of the best and I hate useing this stuff on a few pesky mammals when the bacteria are still bursting their membranes for a call to Chapter 9 of the Modern Creation Trilogy colored arms. GOd Bless and Good Night.

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Message 63 of 204 (62680)
10-24-2003 10:11 PM
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10-24-2003 1:54 AM


Re: Wow
Above is an example of Brad the impenetrable at his most intensly inimitable and indecipherable. Brad, if you expect replies don't imbibe in such incontrovertable incomprehensibly, inevitably imparting an indelible impression of immense incoherence.
Randy
Added in edit: I admit I indulged in inordinate and immoderate alliteration but I just couldn't seem to alleviate it.
[This message has been edited by Randy, 10-24-2003]

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Message 64 of 204 (62766)
10-25-2003 2:23 PM
Reply to: Message 63 by Randy
10-24-2003 10:11 PM


Re: Why parents matter- they carried you!
Even I can see that I come off as more stupid than I am. This again is nOT my fault as in individual nor yours as a reader there IS NOTHING we both can do as to aleviating the lack of being in snyc. Biodiverisity informatics is not even made to simply down load data let alone comprehensive reviews and interpretations in real time. This much I was able to glean, extract or extrict ( I meant that spelling) from my series of Taxacom posting by comparing in acutal internet time with what was going on at say GBIF (and other sites) as for your inability to follow my theory it turns out can be avoided in kind should you found the Croizat that I find by simply reading. I am out in Fredonia today and found that Principia Botanica is here on the shelf so I took a look a little deeper than I had my self read beofre and was able to cobble up this post so if agian out of an anti-Bradism you still wish to decline to say do what is done on MSN which attempted to look at the words I used and ask for clairification (line by line) I, my self will have to sign off once again fromt this tread not in exasperation this time but knowing that it is the communication medium and not the subject that is to be blammed for the speed of what we indeed are or will be able to keep in SNYC.
After working as far as Croizat wanted to on CORN ( to the point of not calling up discussions of hybrid PHASE adumbrations which my theoretical postings decline to talk on to which you found my bean bag recliner of...) he verbalizes the case that no techniqu of 1961 ( which is still modern modem authenticated today IN THE SAME TIME) but nature could explicate parenthesizes an "authentic" dispersal thaken as FORM-MAKING + TRANSLATION IN SPACE. Now if one rejects Morgan's idea of once crossed always mixed and does a little critical examination of Schmalhausen's "regular" process of segregation (come on: I give you stuff even beyond Gould, circle the wagon of a turtle for the globe and still you expect me to do "your" homework???-go to the Bronx Zoo instead of AIG if wish but try to understand who I am as person whom you have quite a nice posted thread history with...)and the step Schmalhausen thought (no matter the math) mutations "debugged" dispersal and mutationalism could be thought the same even though we do not hold them as the same concepts within a science of the tracks Eastern Mexico - Caribean - Colombia - Venezuela - Brazil but to say that the geographic distribution of the pouched furs and few huricane following feathers is not man carried - your version of anti-God did it- could use this notion of dispersal AFTER the flood of man's wronged distributions.
This is not a sentence that you can get rid of. It is generated from DOING and thinking Panbiogeography. DO IT. That is ptolemic biogeography. We have the technology but do not have a hyperlinked panbiogeography as of yet. Do not throw the baby out with the bath water for the local amount.
So, I have analyzed in a quick panbiogeographic pass that your question is REALLY about how can we subtract the effects of amn on dispersal before we follow any track in nature; NOW COME BIBLICAL CREAIONISM, verse by verse, INSTEAD OF LUXURAY OF revolutionary Cornell evolutionism 2015 categorical dating hoped spending schemes etc etc etc; no matter how orinented the freshman or our former gaped ace bandage of thread the discussion relative to marsiupial collection localites was or is or becomes.
If you say that this piece of real estate is not Cuba or Sri Lanka, do not disregard that from the topography I have used to respond to your MID EAST, Croizat willingly generalized to NEW GUINEA - SOUTHWESTERN CHINA - NORTH- THE WHOLE RANGE: New Guinea - Southwestern China - North - eastern India ( at least (becuase Nepal would normally end a track) on the Western Pacific Shore; Western U.S.A. - Peru- Braxil on the eastern side of the same ocean (Not the OC).
So short of the data I requesitioned years agon on entering the ranks of a CU see you later IC across the lake, there seems to be no known barrier to carrying out your request but there does seem to be one to your answering mine. I suspect it is that I am asking a too high asking price.
You only seem to remand that Croizat be available in short hand. Again that is more a humanites research question but could also be done with techonology we have today. show me the $. Sorry that is all that can be done to help us out.

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Message 65 of 204 (62895)
10-26-2003 10:32 AM
Reply to: Message 64 by Brad McFall
10-25-2003 2:23 PM


Another fine example incoherent posting style.
quote:
Even I can see that I come off as more stupid than I am.
Not to me. I think there is a difference between stupidity and incoherence.
quote:
So short of the data I requesitioned years agon on entering the ranks of a CU see you later IC across the lake, there seems to be no known barrier to carrying out your request but there does seem to be one to your answering mine. I suspect it is that I am asking a too high asking price.
If the price is trying to figure out what the heck you are talking about it is probably too high for anyone. I have tried but your posts are just too confusingly chaotic to create a conviction that it would be worthwhile even if possible. I used to think that you must be purposely posting your polemics in your peerless and patented predictably permambulating style but I beginning to think that you really can't help it. Too bad, you may have some interesting things to say if anyone could figure out what they are.
Randy
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Message 66 of 204 (63056)
10-27-2003 7:51 PM
Reply to: Message 65 by Randy
10-26-2003 10:32 AM


Re: Another fine example incoherent posting style.
I am sorry it is NOT "incoherence". That was the word that a Kenndey functionary (the younger who had just moved to Rhode Island to win the election and has died as you know was scheduled to show up where I was living on Federal Hill...) who asked for questions from the audience and I composed one, which was said was not asked to the Kenedy clan because the question was incoherent. I said well then you shouldnt have asked and you should relay the question incoherence and all. But in this case you are simply ignorant of what changes WILL be brought and wrought by the time no on remembers Croizat's name anymore.
I do not mind if you criticize me. That I have no problem with but when you seem to be speaking to others as if interpreting me, that I cant stand, and do not stand up to it. Thanks for trying but please do not speak for others with the likes of "if any one can figure out what they are" rather I would not object to- "I dont understand" etc. Then I would be obliged to answer. In this case no- not. Concepts seem to be your problem here. One can not estimate biogeographic extent without some idea of anthropic effects and the Ark clearly , as clear as language could be, continues the anthropic effect of the fall, undoubtedly there is some carriage of poping corn by humans and as I has said before... ad nauseum by now... Croizat established his non-german symbology im the Mannual at the expense of the Pacific expanse, maintained the same zoogeographically in the Panbiogeography and sealed whatever water compartement was left in the Principia.
Croizat asked the Harvard Luminaries if evolution which way JAPAN vs CAUSCUS - no answer. I asked the Cornell Crowed which way Ohio vs NJ answer- ask the Indians - so by the conclusion of the Principia before Croizat serialied the H20 which Gould spurned at least he asked the same question as to Indian Corn ASSAM vs COlombia- Its all so mundane as to the organics it is only when the NZ terranes or glacial simulations of the clades does the model get moderatedly interesting.
I SAID- your question IS about how much anthropic subtraction of the DATa is necessary before the natural history can be seperated from the ecology that such is "incoherent" is nonsense - USE BOOLE's process of elimiation but eliminate current biological concepts not the Indians nor their corn. An ell is not Gould's dime.

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Message 67 of 204 (63334)
10-29-2003 3:04 PM
Reply to: Message 66 by Brad McFall
10-27-2003 7:51 PM


Re: Another fine example incoherent posting style.
quote:
I am sorry it is NOT "incoherence". That was the word that a Kenndey functionary (the younger who had just moved to Rhode Island to win the election and has died as you know was scheduled to show up where I was living on Federal Hill...) who asked for questions from the audience and I composed one, which was said was not asked to the Kenedy clan because the question was incoherent. I said well then you shouldnt have asked and you should relay the question incoherence and all. But in this case you are simply ignorant of what changes WILL be brought and wrought by the time no on remembers Croizat's name anymore.
Most of you posts are certainly incomprehensible and highly jumbled if not totally incoherent. I suppose I should let others decided for themselves. But I say the problem is not that everyone has forgotten Croizat (I suspect that most never heard of him in the first place) but that vicariance tracks can't solve your dispersalist problem in any way.
quote:
I do not mind if you criticize me. That I have no problem with but when you seem to be speaking to others as if interpreting me, that I cant stand, and do not stand up to it. Thanks for trying but please do not speak for others with the likes of "if any one can figure out what they are" rather I would not object to- "I dont understand" etc. Then I would be obliged to answer. In this case no- not. Concepts seem to be your problem here. One can not estimate biogeographic extent without some idea of anthropic effects and the Ark clearly , as clear as language could be, continues the anthropic effect of the fall
Hmm. I would have thought the effect of the fall to be anti-anthropic.
quote:
undoubtedly there is some carriage of poping corn by humans and as I has said before...
Oh, so they ate popcorn on the ark. I wondered how they survived.
quote:
Croizat established his non-german symbology im the Mannual at the expense of the Pacific expanse, maintained the same zoogeographically in the Panbiogeography and sealed whatever water compartement was left in the Principia.
Croizat asked the Harvard Luminaries if evolution which way JAPAN vs CAUSCUS - no answer. I asked the Cornell Crowed which way Ohio vs NJ answer- ask the Indians - so by the conclusion of the Principia before Croizat serialied the H20 which Gould spurned at least he asked the same question as to Indian Corn ASSAM vs COlombia- Its all so mundane as to the organics it is only when the NZ terranes or glacial simulations of the clades does the model get moderatedly interesting.
So I ask the others I am not supposed to speak for was this incoherent, incomprehensible, or both?
quote:
I SAID- your question IS about how much anthropic subtraction of the DATa is necessary before the natural history can be seperated from the ecology that such is "incoherent" is nonsense - USE BOOLE's process of elimiation but eliminate current biological concepts not the Indians nor their corn. An ell is not Gould's dime.
I am afraid your thoughts have wandered into a maize.
Randy

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Brad McFall
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Message 68 of 204 (63365)
10-29-2003 7:02 PM
Reply to: Message 67 by Randy
10-29-2003 3:04 PM


Re: Another fine point.
I had said "when Croizat is no longer remembered" so that I did not have to say " when Brad McFall is no longer remembered". If it is a maze then it is one that I contend no amount post-Gouldian narrative will extricate by any account of the efficacy, agency of natural selection. Do you mean the "anthropic principle?" I merely realised ( if you talk to Brad long enough he will figure out what you mean = phone trace) that you MUST be referring to the effect of MAN on distribution and not nature if we get rid of the Affect of the amount of water being discussed. You will have to explain how this is "anthropic". Men eat brains. The effect OF THE FALL iS anti- as you said but the EFFECT of this falls in part on mankinds responsiblity and dominion as well as his sufficency of naming. You will find that I have never used this adjective in any post on any web site nor if you had my written correspondence, in there as well. If Gould can take a long brush at Noah to NASA I can not see any more how you can deny my use of topography that simply hangs the world from a single point. I am not a turtle but a picture from the AMNH looked to like Australia to me but was tutles on turtles like fleas ad infinitum. I did not say if this was COTTON OR POPCORN please note that that is what you needed to not refer the "others" to for the question of WHICH WAY I need answered for Kanga too. You are allowing me less by assuming the direction COMES FROM NOAHS ARK. You seemed to have missed my deflection of reference from myself. Croizat left that open until one understood rather the difference of (let me put a pin point in (Java vs Florida for Corn on the Coast or in the Mnts of South Carolina)(this is not a maze but the proper field of denotation of biogeography) and dispersal from what dispersal IS the question being asked (after one thinks of a first way dispersal may have gone (you and I are discussing firts distribution from what distribution you see... we can not hangle the MEANS (of dispersal (or vicariance for that matter)) until after we know exactly what part of the world we are NOT talking about- So far all I know is that we have a point in the Mid East and some kind of area Down Under. I had said that we need monetary means to ascertain this means of collection localties BEFORE we can even worry about whether we were talking of a local or global flood. That is something you already had passed judgement (on me) on. But on re-reading the Principia on Corn I found you missed the little bit that obviously still squirts between the cellulose so I went further to suggest and remand that you are actually asking about Man and not even the appearence of the age of GIS areallycoextensive set Maxwell plainmeter redesigned OOP (which I would admit IS likely incomprehensible (to you or others)) BUT I HAD NOT SAID THIS before you suggested this topology is a knot. It is not. I am not suggesting you are deaf. For some God send, you seem to be the only netaware person willing to engage my strain of biogeography work still permit me to entrain when not training my own thought. Sorry I confused you with Croizat over the issue of track width. You seem to have confused a comptuer subnetmask or logical AND with a Maize which for me is the older problem of not realizing that Mendel may have made a reference to Kant by using the German word "kantig" in describing seeds which instead of being translated 'angular' is wrinkled instead. Darwin discussed the angle in the seed but Mendel used the seed to discuss angles. There is a space when not a world of difference here. So for the cotton vs corn issue Croizat admitted some vacillation from any kind of broom corn heritage by using a black node where others want the cob to be the pipe dream Gould admitted to having avoided as consequential from his scholarship in writing "Ontogeny and Phylogeny". Please understand that you have "inherited" a concept of vicariance which I guess IS NOT in filiation to Croizat's but by means of weak historiography. Nelson simply discounted the MATHMATICAL developements of the NZ crowned advances and I guess hopes that the size of the world from which this information is generated would be enough to keep the Museums on both sides of the North Atlantic free of any global cooling knoweldge of the positions enjoins.
I suppose I deserve this response because I posted elsewhere but this should not be an issue you just are not understanding me and even this (line by line did not change what I would have said elsewhere had you not replyed). Unfortuantely there is no other way to ply this thread. It has become a he said she said (Randy-Brad - hear here say) So I will say something positive even if you do not think it is. I know it is not necessarily about man that you were speaking but if follow may help you to appreciate, understand and change your tune. The tone is ok. We are talking about time heterogenity (if you followed my conclusion) but can be "visualized" spatially as to the difference of 1-D temporalizations 1001001001001 vs 101010101010101010101. The unique method of Croizat permits temporary exhange of age of species for the age of a process of species change SHOULD THE READING continue and the changes verifed exist validatable and dated.
In Chapter 9 Morris' wrote "Sometimes these similarities, which are always easily explained by creation, become very difficult to explain by the evolutionist. He often then falls back on a sematic device called "convergent evolution." For example, consider the wing. Insects have wings, birds have wings, some reptiles had wings ( e.g. , the extinct pterosaur), and some mammals (i.e. bats) have wings. All these animals were designed to fly, but evolutionists have to assume that a strucutre intended for flight evolved along FOUR COMPLETELY SEPERATE PATHWAYS, finally "converging" on structures that look homologous, but are not!" So if it was not Man that made this carriage then I eject the CONCEPT of the niche OR reject ecology BEfore natural history but this IS how Gould has it. The marxist's started this which sans Croizat only remands ecology and NOT natural history. Marx knew that Darwin gave natural history cuturally not ecology embryologically. Gould however has proposed in time to offer a different take on convergence which aside from the immediate issue relative to a point of diffence between you and I, Randy, I differ should you simply accept my definitions of collinear, concurrent, and parallel. The cladistic rule propositions you need not accept but I would need to use (them) to get from the subtraction, no matter how logically accomplished, to the mammal taxogeny whether divided othrogonally or simply parallel projected from the current map (we would not necessarily have to go to the firmament and back but we would need to try all this first). The error which should have warned Gould was the look-and-feell similarity of Lamarkianism and Slow and Gradual Anagenesis but that depends more on the level of organization whether human or creature and not on the priciple topic here of how much water must be selected in the distribution prior to the end of dispersal reaching a barrier, a bifurcation, or cirlced bottleneck from that dispersal in question.
On of the crucial things that YOU Randy need to understand about my understanding is that I was NOT taught in the context of approving of evolution by the information biochemcially more than an immune fracture but instead by the colony of smallness an ORGANSIM compares BY NOT EVEN ATTEMPTING TO DESCRIBE the single cells as organic. The difference of organic and inorganic chemisty is synthetic but in disscussing biogeograpy and the amount of water that the distribution spans ANALYSIS is the object. That I have an unusual method does not mean that you can not come to knowledge of it. That was said in good faith and not to "blow you off" as if the chaff of cotton was swept by a broom of corn. Here is another poem interlude on fleas- I hope you realize that it is time for me to duck out. You however, since you started this one can remain should you choose.
This is my own original work:
collinear - (points) form part of a generalized track
concurrent -(points) are directly associated through a main massing
parallel(l)- Lines having a node between them in a higher order taxon pin points space.
Proposition 2.1 - If l and m are any two distinct generalized tracks that are not parallel, then l and m have a unique point in common. If this point is a node then there is a derivative at the node. If the point is not a node then the continuousness in the area is a plane boundary cutting collinear points.
Proposition 2.2 - For every individual track or geographic variation there is at least one node outside this area.
Proposition 2.3 - For every collection there is at least one individual track or geographic variation not passing through its area ( the principle of terminal taxon).
Proposition 2.4 - For every collection locality there exist two distinct track oriented from some baseline that pass through the geographic coordinates of the locality.
Proposition 2.5 - There exist three distinct lines such that form SPACE + TIME + FORM either the two distinct lines of Prop2.4 are not time or time is correctly inferred (due the unresolved nature of cladograms).
You claim amounts to an empirical statement that Prop2.3 can not be multiply utilized when rounding the barrier inter alia.
Benton's "A Siphonapterous Sonnet"
Xenopsylia, fiar fleahood's finest flower!
Long has thou cowered midst the fecal waste.
Now, at long last, arrives that glorious hour
When, bursting from the bonds that have encased
Thy fragile body, though dost cast about
For some delicious blood-filled thin-skin rat.
Then, having drunk thy fill, thou dost set out
To find some lovely female creature that
Will share thy life. There in thy hairy world
With sternites close adpressed, thou two art one,
And with aedeagal apodemes unfurled
Thou dost the act for which thou wast begun.
Oh simply flea! Uncomplicated beast!
Thou livest best of all who thnkest least.
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Randy
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Message 69 of 204 (63380)
10-29-2003 8:54 PM
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10-29-2003 7:02 PM


Re: Another fine point.
Brad,
I guess you didn't get it in spite of the smiley. The reason I said your mind had wandered into a maize (not maze) was because you kept talking about Indian corn for some inexplicable reason.
Randy

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Message 70 of 204 (63384)
10-29-2003 9:22 PM
Reply to: Message 69 by Randy
10-29-2003 8:54 PM


Re: Another fine of foot in another mouth
Oh, I got it all right. And thanks for the reminder. I did not want you to be fooled by Darlington's Southern End of the World which the natural history of cotton as opposed to the Cornell corn ecology would have fooled me in my earlier years. Croizat's cuban parent corn may even explain why cladists have not acknolwedge Mednel hybrid but Hennig when it comes to filiation with croizat cladoidal supression of an understood land ON BOTH SIDES OF THE PACIFIC as opposed to the water we were necessarily ruminating with (as I have not pinpointed this to a place as of my current reading) yet if I had to guess on this spot would be either on the East Coast of the Americas or the East Coast of China-NZ but that is guess in the face of Croizat, "maiz criollo:"May have had its origin in Oriente province, since in Cuba the putative parents occurr together only there", still at p 24 he writes: "Ears from Colombia, Venezuela, and Brazil in the maize collection of Professor P.C. Mangesdorf also match much material obtained in Cuba." At stake is , "Continuing (op. cit.p. 704) :"The peculiarites of vascular anatomy of the normal ear [ and certain anomalous ears] leave much to be desired as evidence of fusion unless these peculiarites also occur in the other polystychous portions of maize inforeecences. Obviously, A FINAL CONCLUSION CANNOT BE REACHED UNTIL ADDTIONAL FACTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE."..."Peculiarly it does not attempt to explain the origin of polystychy but it does express an idea on a precursor of the modern maize ear WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF PRIMARY INTEREST IN THE PRESENT REPORT." This is still a maze not maize for me among at least Mexico being the same kind of topography as Colombia but if I was able to ELIMINATE either Java, Luzon, Florida, Costarica or Bolivia in the renovation for a line I have extracted across the upper Pacific perhaps I would stand an encore to say it mildly. Regardless some biology on two lowland races may get around the Pacific I hold for the YEC nonetheless but then age would be available as well as morphogeny. You are correct I will not believe in the "corn god" when all is said and red read out the blue. It is true we are not necessarily the Cro-magnon that may have done the carrying. You would have said it is not Sri Lanka but for that I was talking about lizards earlier. The whole of life and Earth "evolve" together. Darwinian wedge economic "competition" does not permit this kind of univocalization but multiplies space at the expense of reproductions that dont duplicate. Oh well. I guess I took it too hard. Thanks again.

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Message 71 of 204 (69288)
11-25-2003 8:39 PM
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How did the kangaroos get across 1800 miles of ocean to get to the ark and then back to Australia?
1.They assume Noah’s ark landed in the same place it was built. During a one year flood the ark could have floated around the world several times.
2.They assume the shapes of the continents and distribution of animals in the pre-flood world was the same as it is today. There is no possible way to tell what the pre-flood world looked like. If most of the water that is now in the oceans was under the crust of the earth (Ps. 24:1; 136:6) or in a canopy overhead (Gen 1:6-7; II Pt. 3:3-6) before the flood, then there would be much more land mass and much smaller oceans. BTW. There are not 1800 miles of ocean between Turkey and Australia today. Check any modern map.
3.They assume the ocean depth and subsequent coastlines and continent size after the flood was the same as it is now. Obviously the ice caps were huge at sometime in the past. Trapping this much ice at the poles greatly lowers the ocean levels exposing the continental shelves which creates land bridges just about everywhere. Check any map of the sea floor between Australia and the mainland and you will see that it is not very deep. Lowering the oceans just 100 feet or less than 1% of the current ocean average depth, would easily create huge land bridges all over the world. Much more on this on video #6. Plus, kangaroos can swim very well.
4.They assume that the distribution of kangaroos after the flood only includes Australia. Many types of animal bones are found in places where they no longer live. I believe kangaroos lived all over the world before the flood and after the flood they spread out over the world but competition got too bad or the climate was not suitable so they died out or moved on seeking better land and ended up 4400 years later only surviving in Australia.
To let such a minor question about Kangaroos cause one to turn from the scripture and accept the idea that we all came from a rock via evolution over billions of years does not seem smart to me.
-http://www.drdino.com/cse.asp?pg=faq&specific=42

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Brad McFall
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Message 72 of 204 (69290)
11-25-2003 8:46 PM
Reply to: Message 71 by ChildOfGod2516
11-25-2003 8:39 PM


A creationist could still, nonetheless be criticised for confusing A Barminologist's "bioloigcal trajectory" with ANY underlying physiography and ecology. I was trying to show Randy from the very science he would have to accept that she has to accept this too. But does a stone posses more information than a virus? thanks for a leg up. It helps hope sometimes. I haver looked at two different images of continental drift and the last one I looked at agrees more with your position but I have no idea which one more truely represents the terranes themselves which would be the empirics that evos are not paying ENOUGH attention to for any means of dispersal - whether ancestral in a strange sense or not. Thanks again. Best Brad.

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Rei
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Message 73 of 204 (69297)
11-25-2003 9:07 PM
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11-25-2003 8:39 PM


Just a quick hit-and-run test:
Reply to this message if you're not a hit-and-run poster (i.e., someone who comes to the site, posts a bunch of things, and then disappears).
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illuminate me."

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zephyr
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Message 74 of 204 (69406)
11-26-2003 11:49 AM
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11-25-2003 8:39 PM


Thanks for demonstrating no understanding whatsoever of the issues involved. At least you had the common courtesy to cite your source, if you can call him that.

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Randy
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Message 75 of 204 (69694)
11-28-2003 9:58 AM
Reply to: Message 71 by ChildOfGod2516
11-25-2003 8:39 PM


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1.They assume Noah’s ark landed in the same place it was built. During a one year flood the ark could have floated around the world several times.
This is totally irrelevant to the problem of biogeography unless you think Noah was dropping off animals at various places during the trip.
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2.They assume the shapes of the continents and distribution of animals in the pre-flood world was the same as it is today. There is no possible way to tell what the pre-flood world looked like. If most of the water that is now in the oceans was under the crust of the earth (Ps. 24:1; 136:6) or in a canopy overhead (Gen 1:6-7; II Pt. 3:3-6) before the flood, then there would be much more land mass and much smaller oceans. BTW. There are not 1800 miles of ocean between Turkey and Australia today. Check any modern map.
Do you think Australia was in the Arabian Sea before the flood and took a curved 5,000 mile trip to its currently location after the flood? Even so it would't help. The question is not just how all those marsupials, monotremes and flightless birds got to Australia but why the far more mobile and numerous placental mammals did not get there with them.
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3.They assume the ocean depth and subsequent coastlines and continent size after the flood was the same as it is now. Obviously the ice caps were huge at sometime in the past. Trapping this much ice at the poles greatly lowers the ocean levels exposing the continental shelves which creates land bridges just about everywhere. Check any map of the sea floor between Australia and the mainland and you will see that it is not very deep. Lowering the oceans just 100 feet or less than 1% of the current ocean average depth, would easily create huge land bridges all over the world. Much more on this on video #6.
This is directly false. There is very deep water between the Sunda and Sahul shelves. The water between Indonesia and New Guinea/Australia is nearly 4,000 feet deep so no conceivable ice could create a land bridge. This is the cause of the Wallace line, that separates the biogeography of Indonesia from Australia and New Guinea.
THE SEA & ZOOGEOGRAPHY:2
However, it is also irrelevant unless there was a land bridge created with a magic gatekeeper who only allowed marsupials, monotremes and specific flightless birds to pass by land
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Plus, kangaroos can swim very well.
So do tigers and otters and muskrats and wildebeest and lots of other placental mammals.
It is not just kangaroos that made this trip without placental mammals for company. In typical fashion Dr. Dino left out discussion of how playtypus, echinda, marsupial moles, Antechinus(marsupial mice), planigales, bilbies, Wallabies, koalas, wombats, numbats, sugar gliders, dunnarts, ninauis, tasmanian tigers, tasmanian devils, phascogales, bandicoots, quols, potoroos, bettongs and the Austalian flightless birds made this trip while a few thousand species of placental mammals were excluded.
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4.They assume that the distribution of kangaroos after the flood only includes Australia. Many types of animal bones are found in places where they no longer live. I believe kangaroos lived all over the world before the flood and after the flood they spread out over the world but competition got too bad or the climate was not suitable so they died out or moved on seeking better land and ended up 4400 years later only surviving in Australia.
What Dr. Dino believes is irrelevant. There is no evidence that Modern Marsupials ever lived outside Australia and New Guinea with the exception of opossums which are found in North and South America. Marsupial distribution fits with continental drift and not post flood dispersal of all land animals from the same point in the Middle East
http://www.talkorigins.org/...igins.org/faqs/marsupials.html
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To let such a minor question about Kangaroos cause one to turn from the scripture and accept the idea that we all came from a rock via evolution over billions of years does not seem smart to me.
It is far from a minor question. It is one more solid falsification, in a long list of falsifications, of the myth of the worldwide flood.
Randy

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