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Message 126 of 204 (261195)
11-19-2005 1:33 AM

Reply to: Message 121 by randman
11-18-2005 9:06 PM

haeckel

Hi randman, just thought I'd point out that the Haeckel thread is still open if you want to discuss it some more. I know I for one would like to come to some kind of agreement with you on it.

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Message 184 of 204 (283709)
02-03-2006 7:05 PM

Reply to: Message 180 by Christian
02-03-2006 6:43 PM

Hovind Alert!

Made up by Othniel C. Marsh in 1874 from animal fossils he picked up scattered across the world, not from the same location. (He arranged them in the order he thought it happened)

He arranged them based on their stratigraphy

2. Modern horses are found in layers with and lower than anciect horses.

Any examples of this?

3. The "ancient horse" is not a horse at all, it's a hyrax still alive in South America today. Ribs toes and teeth are different.

This ancient horse is probably referring to Hyracotherium: