Hemogloben

[LewisWildermuth]

Were calling it hemoglobin for the sake of the argument......we all know what it really is. Get over it NOTTO.

For the 4th time...why is it there when all of the other hemoglobin proteins were destroyed?
Why did just this particular section survive? THAT IS WHT YOU NEED TO ANSWER.

Hemoblobin is a large and relativly fragile protien, it did not and was not expected to survive.

Some of the smaller protiens that make up hemoglobin are stronger and under the right conditions can survive extrodinaraly long times.

Why would some of the simpler or stronger protiens not survive?

If the bone was only 4,000 or so years old (aka from the YEC flood) the question is why is it so hard to find protiens that could easily survive such short periods of time?

 

[Ark Guy]

It seems like even 4000 years is too long for the proteins to survive.

The question that you evos keep dodging is how did they last for 80+ MY's?

This is overwhelming evidence that the fossils are not that old.

It would be like finding an ice cube in the desert and claiming it has been out there for a month in the hot sun.

 

[jayebrownlee]

thread closed due to bickering

Jay
CF MOderator