Sentences with phrase «over the course of millions of years»

Chad» In the end the distinction between God creating deer in a microseconds, or creating deer over the course of millions of years is fairly irrelevant.

but if evolution occurs over the course of millions of years shouldn't there be a ton more fossils like lucy (I know that she's not the only one) And I thought it would've occured to you (since you're so smart) that a day for god is not the same as a day for man.

Such prints are preserved in a sandstone matrix when grains of sand fuse over the course of millions of years beneath the weight of accumulating layers of sediment.

In the end the distinction between God creating deer in a microseconds, or creating deer over the course of millions of years is fairly irrelevant.

Wouldn't these traits be weeded out over the course of millions of years?

Can even one single strand of protein form itself over a course of millions of years?

In these disks, dust is coalescing and tiny chunks of rock are colliding to become larger masses of matter and, over the course of millions of years, planets.

Over the course of millions of years, however, viral genetic sequences accumulate in the DNA genomes of living organisms, including humans, and can serve as molecular «fossils» for exploring the natural history of viruses and their hosts.»

Over the course of millions of years, the gravitational weight of this dense ocean could have been enough to manipulate the rotation of the planet, and orientate Sputnik Planitia to face Charon.

Over the course of millions of years, variations and mutations in organisms produced countless forms of life that could all be traced back to a common ancestor.

In essence, Skinner was using the bird as an animal computer, performing a complicated tracking operation that the technology of the day could only crudely perform but which, over the course of millions of years, evolution had equipped animals to do perfectly.

«Over the course of millions of years, the Arctic has experienced climatic conditions that have ranged from one extreme to another.»