Where is the Flood/post-Flood Boundary? Implications of Dinosaur Nests in the Mesozoic

Abstract

There is currently no consensus among creationists about the location of the Flood/post-Flood boundary in the geological record, although most consider the Mesozoic sediments to have been deposited by the Flood. However, a study of the palaeontological literature reveals that in situ dinosaur nests occur at multiple levels throughout the Mesozoic. These nests stratigraphically overlie thousands of metres of Flood-deposited Palaeozoic sediments. Creationist arguments that attempt to accommodate multiple periods of nest building and nurture of juveniles within the limited time available during the Flood have not proven convincing. The nests are strong evidence that the Mesozoic host sediments are post-Flood.

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