Darwin's Doubt - Stephen C Meyer & Charles Marshall debate ID - Unbelievable?
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Stephen C Meyer is the world's leading Intelligent Design proponent. His new book Darwin's Doubt claims that the Cambrian fossil record, which saw an "explosion" of new life forms in a short space of time, is evidence for ID.
Evolutionary biologist Charles Marshall of the University of California, Berkeley has written a critical review of the book. He debates Meyer on whether Darwinian evolution can explain the diversity of life in the Cambrian rocks.
For Meyer & Darwin's Doubt http://www.darwinsdoubt.com/
For Charles Marshall's review http://www.sciencemag.org/content/341/6152/1344.1.full
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