nmgirl
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| Quote (JohnW @ Dec. 02 2011,15:05) | | Quote (nmgirl @ Dec. 02 2011,12:53) | "I dont think there is a preFlood layer because .......
Most of the Carboniferous formations are due to The Flood and its many after affects. ....... "
So what about the formations that are older than the Carboniferous: cambrian, ordovician and silurian? Do those rocks just not exist in your world? |
The muppet said here that they'res all flood strata - at least down to the mantle. So the sequence of events leading to coal deposits was presumably:
1. Rain.
2. Flooding.
3. Rapid sediment deposits.
4. Sediment deposition stops for a while.
5. Forests grow underwater.
6. More sediment deposits.
4, 5 and 6 get repeated a few times, with additional undersea deposition of riverbeds, lakebeds, sand dunes, footprints etc. |
all in 40 days?
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