Dinosaur bones show T. rex link to birds

[admiral_ju00]

This might displease some creationists.

 

http://today.reuters.com/news/newsArticle.aspx?type=scienceNews&storyID=2005-06-02T180216Z_01_N62647062_RTRIDST_0_SCIENCE-DINOSAUR-DC.XML

[Phi for All]

I'm sure the creationists are busy figuring a way around this as we speak.

[Martin]

read this to my wife

her questions: did a T.Rex hen cackle after she laid an egg.

[ed84c]

im not sure creationists have any problems to the evolution of dianosaurs.

[Mokele]

They have a problem with any sort of evolution of any organism. Some claim to accept "microevolution" without accepting "macroevolution" without realizing the distinction is artificial.

 

Mokele

[Etacude]

If I remember correctly, I once come across a documentary film or article about some scientists who do not believe in evolution theory. They are not (or perhaps all) religious individuals, but just dissaprove the logic of evolution from certain scientific perspective.

[atinymonkey]

Egad! Burn down the schools!

 

In reality, there is no one theory of evolution. Of the many that exist, some have been disproven. That's the beauty of the scientific community, it's open to change based on new information or informed debate. Unfortunately, creationists think that their version of informed debate (ill-informed ranting) is a route to undermining sound theory.