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Joel Kontinen
Evolutionist claim
that around 106 million years ago, the DNA of a virus that is, the early Cretaceous
period, somehow got integrated into the genome of one of our mammal ancestors.
According to
evolution, two million years later, something similar happened again with a
closely related virus. Now, the ancient remnants of those viruses have been
found inside our cells.
But the dates of the viruss are wrong.
Source:
Le Page, Michael. 2022. 106-million-year-old virus found ‘fossilised’ in the human genome NewScientist 18 February.
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