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Phlox near Mt. Rainier

Another creationist church marquee

Human cruelty 1

Human cruelty 2

Mike Voorhies, Ashfall Beds discoverer

Evolutionary Timeline at Ashfall Beds

Horse fossil at Ashfall Beds

Labeled specimens at Ashfall Beds

Fossil diatom from California

Flowers and artificial selection

Stanley Rice and a boulder of diatomite

Regrowth of bishop pine seedlings after a fire (Pinus muricata)

Seven year old bishop pine tree (Pinus muricata)

Dense stand of bishop pines

Predatory dinosaur footprint

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Phlox near Mt. Rainier

Flowers (Phlox sp., Polemoniaceae) do not just individually attract pollinators, but form clusters that can attract pollinators from a long distance. Mt. Rainier National Park. Photograph by Stanley A. Rice