Another coelacanth population has been discovered, and this is causing more trouble for evolutionists. To understand why, you need to understand how evolutionists interpret the rocks. Rocks exist in layers which have been given names derived from the location where they were first studied. Those are the facts.
Evolutionists speculate that rock layers are associated with periods of time.
They have assigned ages to the rocks based on the assumed age of the fossils in them. The age of various fossils depends upon their assumption of how evolution proceeded, and the rate at which they suppose evolution proceeded. For example, the Cambrian layer contains trilobite fossils, which the evolutionists believe lived during the Cambrian period from 544 to 510 million years ago. The Devonian layer contains certain fish fossils, which evolutionists believe lived during the Devonian period from 409 to 363 million years ago. The Jurassic layer contains certain dinosaur fossils which the evolutionists believe existed during the Jurassic period 202 to 141 million years ago.