YEC often re-itterrate the claim that there is no evidence for life in the fossil recorded before the so called Cambrian "explosion" and that there was a "sudden appearance" of life. This is not true, and it has been known for long that there exists life forms before the Cambrian. However it is not until recent year that knowledge has "exploded" about the eras before the Cambrian. On of the periods that precedes the Cambrian is the Ediacaran period and it show that life did not "suddenly" appeared in the Cambrian but has been gradual evolved from earlier periods, i.e the Ediacaran period.
To my delight, I saw that Royal Tyrrell Museum a few day ago posted a 40 minute speech on the recent finds in the pre-Cambrian era (the Ediacaran period).
If interested, you can find it here:
The speech is held by a curator at the museum. I did some back ground search on her and it seams like she did her master last year (2015), possible in paleontology, and the research she present seams to be her own. At any rate it is an interesting speech and I recommend any one interested in the evidence for evolution of early life forms to watch it.
To my delight, I saw that Royal Tyrrell Museum a few day ago posted a 40 minute speech on the recent finds in the pre-Cambrian era (the Ediacaran period).
If interested, you can find it here:
The speech is held by a curator at the museum. I did some back ground search on her and it seams like she did her master last year (2015), possible in paleontology, and the research she present seams to be her own. At any rate it is an interesting speech and I recommend any one interested in the evidence for evolution of early life forms to watch it.
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