Taking the Bite out of Shark Evolution

We often hear about "consensus" among evolutionary scientists. Well, not really. There is often dispute or even a complete absence of explanations as to how a critter evolved. For example, the shark. Evolutionary scientists do not know how teeth evolved, let alone the evolution of shark teet. Or the jaws. Or the eyes. Or...

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As usual, creationists do not have to come up with amazing tales that do not hold water.

During a recent visit to Florida’s Clearwater Marine Aquarium, I peered into a tank containing a host of animals, including a sleek and formidable shark, and thought of evolutionist Theodosius Dobzhansky’s dictum “Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.” Let’s test this statement by taking a closer look at prominent evolutionary research on the shark—teeth to tail.

You can sink your teeth into "Shark Origins: An Evolutionary Explanation".