Difference between revisions of "Land bridge"

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A land bridge refers to a connection between two [[continent]]s which animals may cross to colonize new ecological niches.
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A '''land bridge''' refers to a connection between two [[continent]]s which [[animal]]s may cross to colonize new [[ecology|ecological]] niches.
  
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Prior to the theory of [[continental drift]] which has been put forward by evolutionary scientists, it was widely accepted that many such land bridges previously existed.
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Prior to the theory of [[continental drift]] which has been put forward by [[evolution]]ary [[scientist]]s, it was widely accepted that many such land bridges previously existed.
  
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Young earth creationists say that these bridges were used by animals and humans after the [[Great Flood]] as part of the [[Post-Diluvian Diasporas]].
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[[Young earth creationist]]s say that these bridges were used by animals and humans after the [[Great Flood]] as part of the [[Post-Diluvian Diasporas]].
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Latest revision as of 20:43, May 15, 2007

A land bridge refers to a connection between two continents which animals may cross to colonize new ecological niches.

Prior to the theory of continental drift which has been put forward by evolutionary scientists, it was widely accepted that many such land bridges previously existed.

Young earth creationists say that these bridges were used by animals and humans after the Great Flood as part of the Post-Diluvian Diasporas.

References