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Dinosaurs in the Flood: A Response
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  • 1998The Method of Multiple Working Hypotheses377 cited
  • 1987Time's Arrow, Time's Cycle235 cited
  • 1968Growth of a prehistoric time scale29 cited
  • 1994A Biblical Geologic Model16 cited
  • 1996Where is the Flood/post-Flood Boundary? Implications of Dinosaur Nests in the Mesozoic12 cited
  • 1996The Pattern of Fossil Tracks in the Geological Record9 cited

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