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The Antediluvian Biosphere and Its Capability of Supplying the Entire Fossil Record

Woodmorappe, John
1986
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Relating quantifiable elements of the fossil record (coal and oil deposits, crinoidal limestones, Meso-Cenozoic chalks, Karroo Formation vertebrates, and biogenic components of carbonates) to the number (biomass) of their biologic progenitors at the time of the Flood. Anti-Creationist charges are proved specious.

Title
The Antediluvian Biosphere and Its Capability of Supplying the Entire Fossil Record
Author
Woodmorappe, John
Date
1986
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Published in
International Conference on Creationism Proceedings
Volume
1
Issue
1
Pagination
Volume 1:II, Page 205-218
Pages
43
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