| − | '''Tiktaalik roseae''' is an extinct lobe-finned fish. [[Evolution]]ists claim it is from the Devonian period. It has been dubbed a "fishapod" by one of its discovers, Neil Shubin, and is falsely claimed to be a [[transitional form]] between fish and [[tetrapod]]s (in this case, amphibians). It is dated by [[evolution]]ists at aproximately 375 million years, while young earth [[creation science|creation scientists]] hold that it was fossalized during [[Great Flood|The Great Flood]] around 4500 years ago. | + | '''Tiktaalik roseae''' is an extinct lobe-finned fish. [[Evolution]]ists claim it is from the Devonian period. It has been dubbed a "fishapod" by one of its discovers, Neil Shubin, and is falsely claimed to be a [[transitional form]] between fish and [[tetrapod]]s (in this case, amphibians). It is dated by [[evolution]]ists at approximately 375 million years, while young earth [[creation science|creation scientists]] hold that it was fossalized during [[Great Flood|The Great Flood]] around 4500 years ago. |