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post

Author

Casey Luskin

Date

August 27, 2014

Categorized

Evolution

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, DNA, evidence for evolution, fact-checking, fossil record, icons of evolution, junk DNA, Kenneth Miller, scientific integrity, tailbone, Tiktaalik, transitional forms

Defenders Of The Evolutionary ‘Consensus’ Could Benefit From More Fact Checking

Casey Luskin

August 27, 2014

Evolution

From altered images of human babies with tails to bogus claims about transitional fossils and junk DNA, Darwin-advocates are promoting false information to the public. Read More ›