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The individual components of the beetle's defence mechanism provide no evolutionary advantage by themselves. It is only when the system is implemented as a whole that the beetle can achieve a useful trait. <ref>Bomby the Bombardier Beetle, by Hazel Rue, ISBN 0-932766-13-7</ref>
 
The individual components of the beetle's defence mechanism provide no evolutionary advantage by themselves. It is only when the system is implemented as a whole that the beetle can achieve a useful trait. <ref>Bomby the Bombardier Beetle, by Hazel Rue, ISBN 0-932766-13-7</ref>
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Evolutionary theorists have attempted to argue that that evolution can account for these traits, but have so far consistantly failed. <ref>Bombardier Beetles and the Argument of Design by Mark Isaak, 1997</ref>
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Evolutionary theorists have attempted to argue that that evolution can account for these traits, but have so far consistantly failed. <ref>Bombardier Beetles and the Argument of Design by Mark Isaak, 1997</ref> Bombardier beetles were [[creation|created]] about 4000 BC by [[God]].
       
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