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Pollination--Evolutionist's Dilemma
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The coevolution of insects and angiosperms is discussed here.
http://www.geocities.com/we_evolve/Plants/angiosperm.html
Of course, we don't know every detail of evolution and there are indeed many unanswered questions but it seems to me that the solution to the apparent problem on the ICR page is that it took more than 200 million years from the time land plants and insects first appeared in the early Devonian until insect pollinated flowering plants became common in the late Cretaceous. This is time for a considerable amount of coevolution to occur. If they were designed together, the Designer had to experiment with insects and wind pollinated plants for a few hundred million years before It got to puting the insect/pollination design together.
The Frumious Bandersnatch
http://www.geocities.com/we_evolve/Plants/angiosperm.html
Of course, we don't know every detail of evolution and there are indeed many unanswered questions but it seems to me that the solution to the apparent problem on the ICR page is that it took more than 200 million years from the time land plants and insects first appeared in the early Devonian until insect pollinated flowering plants became common in the late Cretaceous. This is time for a considerable amount of coevolution to occur. If they were designed together, the Designer had to experiment with insects and wind pollinated plants for a few hundred million years before It got to puting the insect/pollination design together.
The Frumious Bandersnatch
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