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    • Life Sciences
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  • Part II: Fountains of the Great Deep
    • The Hydroplate Theory: An Overview
    • The Origin of Ocean Trenches, Earthquakes, and the Ring of Fire
    • Liquefaction: The Origin of Strata and Layered Fossils
    • The Origin of the Grand Canyon
    • The Origin of Limestone
    • Frozen Mammoths
    • The Origin of Comets
    • The Origin of Asteroids, Meteoroids,and Trans-Neptunian Objects
    • The Origin of Earth's Radioactivity
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[ Illustration Credits ]

Illustration Credits

Figure 1: Walt Brown, page 1

Figure 2: Aristo Graphics, page 2

Figure 3: design by Bradley W. Anderson using Corel Professional Photos by Jeanne White, page 6

Figure 4: Bradley W. Anderson, page 7

Figure 5: Natural History Museum, London, page 10

Figure 6: NASA, page 10

Figure 7: Bradley W. Anderson, page 13

Figure 8: courtesy of Sternberg Museum of Natural History, Fort Hays State University, Hays, Kansas, page 13

Figure 9: Natural History Museum, Washington D.C., photo by Bradley W. Anderson, page 13

Figure 10: Natural History Museum, Washington, D.C.; photo by Bradley W. Anderson, page 13

Figure 11: used with permission of the Creation Research Society, P.O. Box 8263, St. Joseph, MO 64508-8263, page 13

Figure 12: Natural History Museum, London, page 14

Figure 13: D. L. Cramer, page 15

Figure 14: G. Elliot Smith, <LatinNames>Illustrated London News</>, 24 June 1922, p. 944, page 15

Figure 15: Leonid Mirny, page 17

Figure 16: copyright William Zittrich, page 22

Figure 17: Corel Professional Photos, page 23

Figure 18: copyright Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH, photo by Lennart Nilsson, <LatinNames>The Incredible Machine</>, National Geographic Society, page 24

Figure 19: Arctic Tern from Corel/migration route by Bradley W. Anderson/cockpit photo by Walt Brown, page 25

Figure 20: drawing of microphotograph by Bradley W. Anderson, page 25

Figure 21: Image excerpted from the video "A Question of Origins," Eternal Productions, www.eternal-productions.org. Used with permission, page 25

Figure 22: Life Art Collections, TechPool Studios, page 27

Figure 23: NASA, page 30

Figure 24: NASA, page 32

Figure 25: composition by Bradley W. Anderson using NASA photos, page 34

Figure 26: NASA, page 35

Figure 27: PhotoDisk, Vol. 34, Spacescapes, page 40

Figure 28: *U.S. Naval Observatory, page 40

Figure 29: Walt Brown, page 41

Figure 30: courtesy of Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde, Stuttgart, Germany, page 41

Figure 31: used with permission of the Creation Research Society, P.O. Box 8263, St. Joseph, MO 64508-8263/composition by Bradley W. Anderson, page 42

Figure 32: composition by Bradley W. Anderson using NASA photos, page 44

Figure 33: NASA, page 44

Figure 34: L. A. Frank, The University of Iowa, page 45

Figure 35: PhotoDisk, Vol. 34, Spacescapes, page 46

Figure 36: Steve Daniels, page 115

Figure 37: copyright-LANDISCOR INC., page 117

Figure 38: World Ocean Floor, Bruce C. Heezen and Marie Tharp, 1977, copyright by Marie Tharp 1977, reproduced by permission of Marie Tharp, 1 Washington Ave., South Nyack, NY 10960, page 119

Figure 39: Walt Brown, page 120

Figure 40: Bradley W. Anderson, page 120

Figure 41: Bradley W. Anderson, page 120

Figure 42: John Pinkston and Laura Stern, USGS, page 121

Figure 43: courtesy Geological Survey of Canada (photo no. GSC180345), page 122

Figure 44: illustration by Allen Beechel, page 125

Figure 45: Bradley W. Anderson, page 125

Figure 46: *Bradley W. Anderson, page 126

Figure 47: Walt Brown, page 128

Figure 48: Japanese Space Agency (JAXA), page 132

Figure 49: Bradley W. Anderson, page 133

Figure 50: *NOAA Photo Library, page 134

Figure 51: Bradley W. Anderson, page 134

Figure 52: Steve Daniels, page 134

Figure 53: Bradley W. Anderson, page 135

Figure 54: *Bradley W. Anderson, page 135

Figure 55: Walt Brown, page 135

Figure 56: Bradley W. Anderson, page 136

Figure 57: Steve Daniels/Bradley W. Anderson, page 137

Figure 58: *Steve Daniels, page 138

Figure 59: computer animation by Bradley W. Anderson, page 138

Figure 60: Bradley W. Anderson, page 139

Figure 61: Bradley W. Anderson, page 140

Figure 62: Bradley W. Anderson, page 141

Figure 63: Walt Brown, page 143

Figure 64: Walt Brown, page 143

Figure 65: Chile’s Paleontological Museum of Caldera, page 144

Figure 66: copyright WorldSat International Inc., 1999; www.worldsat.ca; all rights reserved, page 146

Figure 67: Walt Brown, page 147

Figure 68: Walt Brown, page 151

Figure 69: Walt Brown, page 152

Figure 70: Walt Brown, page 152

Figure 71: Bradley W. Anderson, page 153

Figure 72: Bradley W. Anderson, page 153

Figure 73: Walt Brown, page 153

Figure 74: Walt Brown, page 154

Figure 75: Walt Brown, page 155

Figure 76: Digital Wisdom, Inc.; inset map by USGS; labels by Walt Brown, page 159

Figure 77: photo of Ashley Wilcox by Walt Brown, page 161

Figure 78: Walt Brown, page 163

Figure 79: drawn by Walt Brown after Satoru Urakawa, page 164

Figure 80: Calvin Hamilton, used with permission, page 165

Figure 81: Walt Brown, page 166

Figure 82: drawn by Walt Brown after Cliff Frohlich, page 166

Figure 83: NASA, page 167

Figure 84: *Walt Brown, page 170

Figure 85: Walt Brown, page 171

Figure 86: Walt Brown, page 172

Figure 87: NASA, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, page 179

Figure 88: *Walt Brown, based on data taken from "Episodic Tremor and Slip on the Cascadia Subduction Zone," <LatinNames>Science</>, 20 June 2003, Vol. 300, p. 1943, page 180

Figure 89: Jim McDowell, page 181

Figure 90: Robert van der Hilst, page 182

Figure 91: Jim McDowell, page 184

Figure 92: Walt Brown, page 185

Figure 93: Stock Photo from Alamy, page 189

Figure 94: Lupus Animation, LLC, page 223

Figure 95: copyright 2008 TerraMetrics, Inc; copyright DigitalGlobe; Google Earth; captions and outline by Walt Brown, page 226

Figure 96: Walt Brown, page 227

Figure 97: *Heinrich Balduin Mollhausen, page 227

Figure 98: R Scott Cherba, website: http://cherba.com/wcs/features/030420/index.html, page 229

Figure 99: computer-generated map by Bradley W. Anderson, page 231

Figure 100: computer-generated illustration by Bradley W. Anderson, page 231

Figure 101: U.S. Geological Survey, page 233

Figure 102: Walt Brown, page 233

Figure 1: Walt Brown, page 233

Figure 103: Walt Brown, page 235

Figure 104: *Walt Brown, page 235

Figure 105: Walt Brown, page 236

Figure 106: Walt Brown, page 236

Figure 107: Walt Brown, page 237

Figure 108: copyright Creatas, 2006, page 237

Figure 109: Lupus Animation, LLC, page 238

Figure 110: Walt Brown, page 238

Figure 111: *courtesy of Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, page 239

Figure 112: Walt Brown, page 241

Figure 113: courtesy of Dr. Larry Sobel, page 243

Figure 114: The Wave, Coyote Buttes, Arizona; Symon Byrne, page 243

Figure 115: Walt Brown, page 244

Figure 116: Marine Geoscience Data System, page 245

Figure 117: copyright 2008 TerraMetrics, Inc.; copyright DigitalGlobe; Google Earth; captions and outline by Walt Brown, page 249

Figure 118: *Anastasia M. Griffin, page 252

Figure 3: Ken Bevis, professor of geology, Hanover college website: intheplaygroundofgiants.comtml, page 252

Figure 119: Walt Brown, page 253

Figure 120: Walt Brown, page 256

Figure 121: Walt Brown, page 256

Figure 122: Walt Brown, page 258

Figure 123: (above) Corel Professional Photos; (below) copyright Churchill & Klehr, page 267

Figure 124: *National Science Foundation, NOAA, and University of Washington, page 269

Figure 125: Corel Professional Photos, page 270

Figure 126: Walt Brown, page 270

Figure 127: courtesy Zoological Museum of St. Petersburg, page 275

Figure 128: Natural History Museum, London, page 275

Figure 129: map drawn by Bradley W. Anderson, page 276

Figure 130: courtesy of Richard B. Firestone et al., page 279

Figure 131: N. A. Transehe, “The Siberian Sea Road,” <LatinNames>The Geographical Review</>, Vol. 15, 1925, p. 375, page 280

Figure 132: N. A. Transehe, “The Siberian Sea Road,” <LatinNames>The Geographical Review</>, Vol. 15, 1925, p. 375, page 280

Figure 133: Steve Daniels, page 281

Figure 134: courtesy of Adrei Sher, page 284

Figure 135: B. Willis et al., <LatinNames>Research in China</>, Vol. 1 (Washington, D.C.: Carnegie Institution, 1907), page 284

Figure 136: Steve Daniels, page 286

Figure 137: Steve Daniels, page 286

Figure 138: Comet Linear: NASA; All others: PhotoDisk, Vol. 34 Spacescapes, page 309

Figure 139: PhotoDisk, Vol. 34, Spacescapes, page 310

Figure 140: NASA, page 311

Figure 141: NASA, page 311

Figure 142: Apollo 16, NASA, page 313

Figure 143: NASA, page 314

Figure 144: Walt Brown, page 315

Figure 145: Jim McDowell, page 315

Figure 146: Walt Brown, page 316

Figure 147: *Walt Brown, page 317

Figure 148: Walt Brown, page 326

Figure 149: *Artist: Lieve Verschuier, page 328

Figure 150: Walt Brown, page 329

Figure 151: NASA, page 330

Figure 152: Walt Brown and Jim McDowell, page 445

Figure 153: Walt Brown, page 447

Figure 154: NASA, page 452

Figure 155: Courtesy of Indiana University, page 455

Figure 4: *Walt Brown, page 456

Figure 156: NASA, page 457

Figure 157: *National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO, page 467

Figure 158: PhotoDisk, Vol. 34 Spacescapes, page 468

Figure 159: (A) (B) (D) (E) (F) National Optical Astronomy Observatories, W. Schoening/N. Sharp, (C) T. Boroson; composition by Bradley W. Anderson, page 468

Figure 160: NASA, page 473

Figure 161: Gerhard Heilmann, <LatinNames>The Origin of Birds</>, p. 168, page 475

Figure 162: courtesy of N. Chandra Wickramasinghe from <LatinNames>Archaeopteryx: The Primordial Bird</>; design by Bradley W. Anderson, page 475

Figure 163: courtesy of N. Chandra Wickramasinghe from <LatinNames>Archaeopteryx: The Primordial Bird</>, page 476

Figure 164: courtesy of N. Chandra Wickramasinghe from <LatinNames>Archaeopteryx: The Primordial Bird</>, page 476

Figure 165: composition by Bradley W. Anderson using T-Rex from the Natural History Museum, London, and bird from Corel Professional Photos, page 477

Figure 5: Walt Brown, page 480

Figure 6: Walt Brown, page 482

Figure 166: Walt Brown, page 483

Figure 167: *Steve Daniels, page 485

Figure 168: *Walt Brown, page 486

Figure 169: *Walt Brown, page 491

Figure 170: Michihimo Yano, page 493

Figure 171: Adventures Unlimited Press, page 497

Figure 172: *Walt Brown and Bradley W. Anderson; inset by Donald Wesley Patton, page 505

Figure 173: Walt Brown, page 507

Figure 174: Bradley W. Anderson and Walt Brown, page 510

Figure 175: design by Peggy Brown and Bradley W. Anderson using Corel Professional Photos and photo by Bradley W. Anderson, page 539

Figure 176: Tom Moore, page 546

Figure 177: *Walt Brown, page 591

Figure 178: *Walt Brown, page 592

Figure 179: Walt Brown, page 593

Figure 180: Walt Brown, page 594

Figure 181: Walt Brown, page 598

Figure 182: Bradley W. Anderson, page 600

Figure 183: *Robert B. Brown, page 604

Figure 184: *Robert B. Brown, page 606

Figure 185: Walt Brown, page 610

Figure 186: Walt Brown, page 612

Figure 187: Drawn by Diego Rodriguez based on photo by E. U. Franck, page 615

Figure 188: Walt Brown, page 623

Figure 189: Walt Brown, page 625

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