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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. | + | '''Prehistoric life''' refers to living creatures created thousands of years ago, but which died after [[Great Flood|The Flood]]. Examples include the [[mammoth]]s and [[dinosaur]]s. The evolutionist view is that prehistoric animals lived millions of years ago, and became extinct through the ages. |
| + | The word "prehistoric" traditionally refers to the time before the invention of writing, which is said to have happened around the years 3500-3000 before Christ. | ||
[[Category:Life]] | [[Category:Life]] | ||
[[Category:Fossils]] | [[Category:Fossils]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:23, July 13, 2010
Prehistoric life refers to living creatures created thousands of years ago, but which died after The Flood. Examples include the mammoths and dinosaurs. The evolutionist view is that prehistoric animals lived millions of years ago, and became extinct through the ages. The word "prehistoric" traditionally refers to the time before the invention of writing, which is said to have happened around the years 3500-3000 before Christ.