B.I.S. Terrigenous rocks, those that appear to have been formed on the land, seem incompatible with sediment deposition in the Flood environment. These include sandstones, gravels, and conglomerates. Concepts for reinterpreting these rocks are developed, based upon the evidence for diagenesis, the processes which cause alteration of sediments after deposition. Qualified workers are invited to participate in the identification of these specimens and other phases of entomological research. There are outstanding evidences for design in dragonflies, click beetles, springtails, and other insects.
Insects simply appear in the fossil strata without indication of an evolutionary ancestry.
The paleontology, physiology, and anatomy of insects are fields ready for creationist study. An Expanded Earth Model David W. Unfred, M.S. Several creationist and non-creationist global tectonic models have been put forward to explain the distribution of continents, topographical features, floral and faunal dispersions. An Earth expansion geodynamics model appears to best account for the empirical data and the catastrophism of the Flood-Judgment required by Scripture. Origin Of Human Beings John N. Moore, Ed. This article contains discussion of contrasting basic conceptualizations regarding the origin of human beings.