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Paperback / $10.00 / 173 Pages / full colour
ICR Creation Collection Series
Many members of the public are fascinated by T. rex, the fossil dinosaur that is large, ugly and rare! Apparently, there is an astonishingly wide variety of studies devoted to this creature. The interesting news is that these studies better fit the creation model and flood geology than any evolutionary speculations. Among the issues discussed are lack of T. rex ancestors (which would be needed for figuring out lines of descent, if any); unfossilized material in their bones (suggesting recent age), no feathers (suggested bird descent from dinosaurs is all wrong); and mixed marine and freshwater sediments connected with T. rex fossils (suggesting flood geology). There are ample illustrations in this booklet which is written for the interested adult.
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Paperback / $6.00 / 55 Pages
ICR Creation Collection Series
Many members of the public are fascinated by T. rex, the fossil dinosaur that is large, ugly and rare! Apparently, there is an astonishingly wide variety of studies devoted to this creature. The interesting news is that these studies better fit the creation model and flood geology than any evolutionary speculations. Among the issues discussed are lack of T. rex ancestors (which would be needed for figuring out lines of descent, if any); unfossilized material in their bones (suggesting recent age), no feathers (suggested bird descent from dinosaurs is all wrong); and mixed marine and freshwater sediments connected with T. rex fossils (suggesting flood geology). There are ample illustrations in this booklet which is written for the interested adult.
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Paperback / $10.00 / 111 Pages / full colour
ICR Creation Collection Series
Many members of the public are fascinated by T. rex, the fossil dinosaur that is large, ugly and rare! Apparently, there is an astonishingly wide variety of studies devoted to this creature. The interesting news is that these studies better fit the creation model and flood geology than any evolutionary speculations. Among the issues discussed are lack of T. rex ancestors (which would be needed for figuring out lines of descent, if any); unfossilized material in their bones (suggesting recent age), no feathers (suggested bird descent from dinosaurs is all wrong); and mixed marine and freshwater sediments connected with T. rex fossils (suggesting flood geology). There are ample illustrations in this booklet which is written for the interested adult.
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Hardcover / $18.00 / 117 Pages / Full colour
ICR Creation Collection Series
Many members of the public are fascinated by T. rex, the fossil dinosaur that is large, ugly and rare! Apparently, there is an astonishingly wide variety of studies devoted to this creature. The interesting news is that these studies better fit the creation model and flood geology than any evolutionary speculations. Among the issues discussed are lack of T. rex ancestors (which would be needed for figuring out lines of descent, if any); unfossilized material in their bones (suggesting recent age), no feathers (suggested bird descent from dinosaurs is all wrong); and mixed marine and freshwater sediments connected with T. rex fossils (suggesting flood geology). There are ample illustrations in this booklet which is written for the interested adult.
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Paperback / $10.00 / 192 Pages / Full colour
ICR Creation Collection Series
Many members of the public are fascinated by T. rex, the fossil dinosaur that is large, ugly and rare! Apparently, there is an astonishingly wide variety of studies devoted to this creature. The interesting news is that these studies better fit the creation model and flood geology than any evolutionary speculations. Among the issues discussed are lack of T. rex ancestors (which would be needed for figuring out lines of descent, if any); unfossilized material in their bones (suggesting recent age), no feathers (suggested bird descent from dinosaurs is all wrong); and mixed marine and freshwater sediments connected with T. rex fossils (suggesting flood geology). There are ample illustrations in this booklet which is written for the interested adult.
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