Evolutionists often argue that not only is phylogeny important for understanding paleontology, however, many Evolutionist claims about paleontology have been shown to be false (such as denialism about the [[Great Flood]] for example). Many groups of organisms are now extinct, but the mere presence of their fossils does not show that they all evovled from a common ancestor. Despite this, Darwinists often fill in the gaps and extrapolate results to fit the preconceived picture they have already agreed upon. | Evolutionists often argue that not only is phylogeny important for understanding paleontology, however, many Evolutionist claims about paleontology have been shown to be false (such as denialism about the [[Great Flood]] for example). Many groups of organisms are now extinct, but the mere presence of their fossils does not show that they all evovled from a common ancestor. Despite this, Darwinists often fill in the gaps and extrapolate results to fit the preconceived picture they have already agreed upon. |