Fluttering Among the Dinosaurs

Found article in Creation Magazine Vol. 16 No. 4 - New Scientist, 27 March 2004, p.17.

'Ancient butterflies 'exquisitely preserved' in amber dated at 15 - 25 million years old are forcing a rethink of their [supposed] evolutionary origins.

'It was just incredible,' said one research. 'It's no different than if you took a modern-day butterfly and put it under a light microscope.'

It had been thought that butterflies first evolved about 40 or 50 million years ago, after the dinosaurs had died out. But because the butterflies in ancient amber are just like today's butterflies, researchers propose that 'primitive butterflies' must have arisen much earlier than previously thought, perhaps fluttering among the dinosaurs more than 65 million tears ago.

Such 'living fossils' pose a conundrum for evolutionists - why no change?
Amber fossils likely date from the Flood, about 4,500 years ago.

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