New Ediacaran fossils (Introduction)

by David Turell , Saturday, February 19, 2011, 01:34 (5027 days ago) @ BBella

Ediacaran organisms preceed the Cambrian Explosion. Note how simple they are in the pictures shown. Frond forms, very simple. So how do we explain the enormous complexity in the Cambrian. Increasing oxygenation is a small answer, not anything complete. How did the presence of more oxygen cause that huge jump in complexity? Darwinism has no answer.
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> David, in a post awhile back (couldn't find it to verify) I'd asked what caused the jump in complexity and you said more oxygen. Seems to me I may have asked what caused more oxygen and you said more plants? -I remember our conversation. And it is always the oxygen that is pointed to as a cause. But a lot more had to happen. Those Ediacaran pictures helped make my point. Look at how simple they are compaired to what appeared in the Cambrian.http://denisdutton.com/newsweek_coolingworld.pdf