CrowCross
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Hey, you can take that route..go ahead...but the biomaterial strongly suggest it hasn't been laying around for over 65+ MY's but deposited not to long ago. Now, where have we read about the dinosaurs being put into a situation for being fossilized? the bible...the world wide flood.Yes, 65 million years is a long time, but the misunderstandings that creationists have over biomaterail doesn't make it a closed case for science.
What creationists consider supernatural, scientists working in paleontological research consider biomaterial, aka body fossils, fascinating. It’s a growing field of study, with as you point out, many questions that remain unresolved. Its discovery opened up new avenues for research into how soft tissues might be preserved over very long time periods. The presence of biomaterial doesn’t contradict the fossil’s great age but rather provides valuable insights into dinosaur biology.
The beliefs creationists have over biomaterail doesn't make it a closed case for science. For example, see: Biomaterial Research - an overview
Biomaterials research and science is rapidly evolving with the aim of providing solutions to vexing medical problems. Emerging technologies including nanotechnology, stem cell research, and tissue engineering...
But, you simply dismiss it.
The following comes from the following CRS article...
However, the presence of intact tissue presents a significant challenge to the assigned date of these fossils. Can tissue (aggregates of interconnected cells) retain its natural, flexible characteristics in so-called ancient fossils? Can cells within this tissue retain their structural integrity and morphology? Can biomolecules (such as protein and polysaccharides) actually survive 60 million years inside a fossilized and buried bone? What is the natural process that enables such preservation? The answer to these questions directly challenges the current, evolutionary biased, standard timescale.