Seabirds, DNA, and the created kind @biblicalgenetics8838
Seabirds, DNA, and the created kind  @biblicalgenetics8838
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dr Carter spent some time recently in New Zealand. While there, he stopped by a giant colony of gannets. These sea birds number in the millions but they create a bit of a taxonomic mystery. Are three living species of gannets and the eight living species of booby one 'created kind'? What about the cormorants? Should they also be included? Baraminology has not revealed the limits of the created kinds, so we have much work still to do.

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