Not exact matches
Also, the order of creation in the genesis narrative is directly contradicted by the available physical evidence, e.g. Gen — seed / fruit trees before fish v.
fossil record — seed / fruit trees long after marine life; Gen — birds before
land animals v.
fossil record — birds evolved from
land animals, etc..
Creationist «well, what about the origin of the universe, the fact that the universe obeys laws, the origins of life on this earth, the fact that the largest «gaps» in the
fossil record correspond exactly with the organisms identified in the bible as being created by God, namely fish, birds,
land animals and humans»
Recent reports estimate that soy - based proteins are 6 — 20 times more efficient in terms of
fossil fuel requirement (67 — 69), 4.4 — 26 times more efficient in terms of water requirement (68), and 6 — 17 times more efficient in terms of
land use (70) vs.
animal proteins.
environmental issues directly associated with
animal agriculture (such as air pollution and contaminated drainage from factory farming into water supplies) and to help lessen our over consumption of resources including
land, water, and
fossil fuels
While the
fossil record from this slice of the Paleozoic Era is too incomplete to say whether any of these
animals were directly related or just distant cousins, the species represent the transitional nature of the vertebrate move from water to
land.
«It is quite rare we find
fossils from
land animals in this region during this time, but each one provides important information for what life was like then.»
Matt Friedman, a graduate student at the University of Chicago in the US, has stumbled across a unique
fossil that reveals how the coelacanth evolved its fins — previously considered to be close relatives of the hands and feet of
land animals.
Over the past 15 years, researchers have uncovered a series of
fossils intermediate between whales and
land animals, but were still missing a link to landlubbing beasts, which Thewissen says Indohyus now provides.
We thought that the specialised stomach muscles were unique to
land animals, but new
fossils show that they also evolved in a ferocious armour - plated fish.
The intact
fossil of a new scorpion species shows that the
animals could have evolved for life on
land earlier than thought
Scientists had guessed that ichthyosaurs» ancestors were
land animals that eventually made their way to the sea, but the
fossil record is sketchy.
By about 520 million years ago, though, early
animals were spending some time on
land — reducing the chances of jellyfish becoming
fossils.
One of the chapters in the book is about this recent finding in the Arctic by Neil Shubin and Ted Daeschler and Farish Jenkins; this spectacular transition from fish to four - legged
land animal, exactly right, filling part of sort of the periodic table, of the
fossil record and knowing where to look, what age rock to look in, and of course, a pretty big element of luck.
April 6, 2006 Newly found species fills evolutionary gap between fish and
land animals Paleontologists have discovered
fossils of a species that provides the missing evolutionary link between fish and the first
animals that walked out of water onto
land about 375 million years ago.
The organic matter in soils, sediments, and water may come from decomposed
land plants, dead plankton (tiny marine
animals and plants), or burned wood or
fossil fuels, and it offers clues about Earth's past and present environments.
Based on
fossil records, scientists have long studied how early
land animals may have gotten around.
Now a team of scientists have shown that it is in fact a
fossil from an ancestor of all present - day
land animals.
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Saldaha Bay is the most prolific source of
fossils thus far uncovered anywhere in Africa — bones speak of another world in which there were both fresh water
animals and
land animals like giant otters, giant pandas, short - necked giraffes and sabre - toothed cats, a rhino from which the white rhino is descended and the «true elephant», an ancestor of the woolly mammoth.
2001: Pikmin,
Animal Crossing, Golden Sun, Luigi's Mansion 2002: Eternal Darkness, Legend of Starfy (Japan) 2003: Mario & Luigi RPG series, WarioWare, Baiten Kaitos 2004: Mario vs DK 2005: Geist, Battalion Wars, Trace Memory 2006: Wii Sports, Drill Dozer, Electroplankton, Chibi Robo, Elite Beat Agents, Excite Truck (debatable revival of old IP that is different than 80's installments) 2007: Wii Play, Diasaster: Day of Crisis (not released in NA), Hotel Dusk 2008: Wii Fit, Wii Music, Art Style series which consists of dozens of games that are all new IPs in their own right,
Fossil Fighter, Endless Ocean 2009: Rhythm Heaven 2010: Art Academy, Glory of Heracles (in NA), Line Attack Heroes (in JP), Wii Party, Flingsmash, Fluidity 2011: Steel Diver, Xenoblade, Pushmo 2012: Sakura Samurai, Dillon's Rolling Western, The Last Story, Nintendo
Land, Spirit Camera (debatable spin off of other IP) 2013: Pandora's Tower, Kersploosh!
The exhibit illustrates various aspects of the global plastic pollution problem, including impacts on both
land and sea, humans and
animals, as well as the relationship between plastic, the petrochemical industry,
fossil fuels, and climate change.
But if one were able to maintain the large numbers of domesticated / food
animals without using
fossil fuels to power the farming systems, and didn't make any further
land use changes, then there would be no net positive CO2 emissions (there might still be net CH4 emissions, but presumably every CH4 would be released at the expense of CO2, since there's nowhere else for the carbon to come from).
It's only when deforestation and other
land use changes made a net shift of carbon in the short term carbon cycle from plants back into the atmosphere, that humans began to make a net positive return of CO2 into the atmosphere (although deforestation is essentially reversible in principle), and it's very true to point out that industrial scale
animal husbandry with its high cost in
fossil - fuel - derived energy does mean that what might otherwise be a relatively closed system of cycling CO2 from the atmosphere through plants and then
animals and back to the atmosphere, does become net positive with respect to CO2 emissions.
Hence, very small
fossil record of
land animals.