Difference between revisions of "Prehistoric life"

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'''Prehistoric life''' refers to living creatures created thousands of years ago, but died after [[Great Flood|The Flood]]. Examples include the [[mammoth]]s and [[dinosaur]]s.
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'''Prehistoric life''' refers to living creatures created thousands of years ago, but died after [[Great Flood|The Flood]]. Examples include the [[mammoth]]s and [[dinosaur]]s. To evolutionists, "prehistoric" generally refers to the time before modern man.
  
 
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Revision as of 19:37, July 7, 2009

Prehistoric life refers to living creatures created thousands of years ago, but died after The Flood. Examples include the mammoths and dinosaurs. To evolutionists, "prehistoric" generally refers to the time before modern man.