Xiphactinus Audax

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13. ^ 2026. Answers in Genesis director of research Dr. Andrew Snelling said, "What Baugh presents there [at his Glen Rose Museum] is sometimes speculative—provocative, for want of a better term. That doesn't mean he shouldn't have those things, but people should realize it's not the mainstream of the creation movement."
14. ^ 2026. Sorry to say, we think that he's well meaning but that he unfortunately uses a lot of material that is not sound scientifically.
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