Biological • Dating Methods • Dinosaur Soft Tissue • Fossils • Geological • Young Earth

SOFT DINOSAUR TISSUES SUCH AS COLLAGEN NOT EVEN ONE MILLION YEARS OLD…

Known decay rates of collagen defy evolutionary time scales as more and more evidence of collagen found in supposed prehistoric dinosaurs are identified. Studies of collagen decay rates have been determined to have a maximum of 30,000 years. This seems to create a paradox. The youngest dinosaur bones are more than 68 million years old while any dinosaur collagen would have decayed within 30,000 years. Solving this “puzzle” is simple: because collagen decay rates are scientifically known and the age of the dinosaur fossils are assumed, the assumed age of dinosaur fossils is wrong.

Known decay rates of proteins found within bone are known as collagen defy evolutionary time scales of the supposed prehistoric dinosaurs.  Observed decay rates of collagen are known by scientific observations to decay within a maximum of approximately 30,000 years.  

Therefore, the youngest dinosaurs, assumed as being at least 68 million years extinct, are exponentially beyond these known decay time limits of science.

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/dinosaur-shocker-115306469/?no-ist
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/jun/09/75-million-year-old-dinosaur-blood-and-collagen-discovered-in-fossil-fragments

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