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:There are a number of words for it, and "evolution" is one of them, given the [[Definitions of evolution#Gene frequency|broad and almost-meaningless definition]] that it currently carries.  But adaptation is ''not'' the same as "goo-to-you" evolution (see the previous section of that linked article).
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:How do you know that those cultures mentioned just about every animal that they knew of?  Do you have a complete list of animals that they knew of to compare against the ones they mentioned?  My bet is that you don't.
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:Besides, nobody is claiming that T-rex in particular survived for long after the flood, nor that it was common and widespread.
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:[[User:Philip J. Rayment|Philip J. Rayment]] 22:39, 13 May 2007 (EDT)
    
And lo! Jared who was begat of Mahalaleel went down into the valley green and did find his path verily blocked by a fearsome Beast called Tyrannosaurus. And he did run away screaming "O Lord! Save thine humble servant from this dirty great lizard! I fear that it may eat me for it has no molars!"
 
And lo! Jared who was begat of Mahalaleel went down into the valley green and did find his path verily blocked by a fearsome Beast called Tyrannosaurus. And he did run away screaming "O Lord! Save thine humble servant from this dirty great lizard! I fear that it may eat me for it has no molars!"
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