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→Dinosaur fossils and Human Fossils and Geological Strata: There is a fairly obvious reason why we don't find human and coelacanth bones together. Humans aren't fish.
Approximately 70% of the Earth is covered in salt water which would also explain the dominance of marine fossils. In addition, creation scientists show there may have been a small pre-flood human population and that massive amounts of flood sediment are why we haven’t found human fossils in pre-biblical flood sediments.<ref name="NAB" />
Approximately 70% of the Earth is covered in salt water which would also explain the dominance of marine fossils. In addition, creation scientists show there may have been a small pre-flood human population and that massive amounts of flood sediment are why we haven’t found human fossils in pre-biblical flood sediments.<ref name="NAB" />
Also, creation scientists point out that we don't find human bones buried with [[coelacanth]]s yet humans and coelacanths coexist today.<ref name="HaD" />
Also, creation scientists point out that we don't find (terrestrial) human bones buried with (marine) [[coelacanth]]s yet humans and coelacanths coexist today.<ref name="HaD" />
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