[JoeProBono]

This image shows the fossilized skeleton of Darwinopterus which was found in north-east China earlier this year

The pterodactyl has been named Darwinopterus, meaning "Darwin's wing" after naturalist Charles Darwin

This is the skull of Darwinopterus, which measures 18.5 centimeters.

[Mojave]

Traditional evolutionary theory

Traditional? How many theories are there?

[ClearCase_guy]

The researchers say more study is needed to substantiate the idea of that evolution could occur relatively quickly, and that whole parts of a plant or animal's body could change at once.

The concept of slow change over millions of years through gradual genetic drift seems to have taken a hit.

[SJSAMPLE]

That’s not a dinosaur.
It’s a demon.
Slain by Jesus.

[Daffynition]

[SIDENET]

a very rare find of some 20 fossilized pterodactyls

"I used to feed them bread crumbs at the park."

[Doc Savage]

Evolution is a fairy tale. This evolved into that. That evolved into this. Nonsense. Perhaps evolutionists would like to clearly spell out exactly how blind randomness works at the molecular level.. Please, be exact,... and exactly specific. I want to know the exact molecular reactions for every animal and plant features that have ever existed or do exist and how these ‘random’ molecular events eventually ended in such diversity.

[Nosterrex]

I was watching a show on the National Geographic Channel, and there are a significant number of scientist that believe that about a third of the dinosaur species were not different species at all. They believe that dinosaurs made huge physical changes while they lived. This would be a death blow to Darwinianism’s belief in slow evolutionary change. The so-called missing links aren't missing links. Most likely this isn't a new pterodactyl species at all, but a teenager so to speak. Of course the biggest obstacle is the ego of scientists. No one wants to admit that a species that he discovered isn't a new species after all.