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1998
Wieland, C.  1998.  The Queen's art collection: Challenging 'slow' ideas of petrified wood formation. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 12:132.
1997
Froede, Carl R., J.  1997.  Cloudland Canyon State Park, Georgia: 300 million years of erosion? Creation Research Society Quarterly. 34:38-43.
Chui, C.  1997.  An experiment on the erosion rates of rocks. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 11:335-343.
Batten, D.  1997.  'Instant' stalagmites. Creation Ex Nihilo. 19:37.
1996
Lalomov, AV, Tabolitch SE.  1996.  Catastrophism in geology: Determination of the generation time of coastal submarine placers based on mathematical modeling. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 10:373-378.
Nott, J, Roberts RG.  1996.  Time and process rates over the past 100 m.y.: A case for dramatically increased landscape denudation rates during the late Quaternary in northern Australia. Geology. 24:883-887.
1995
Hulbert, SH, Archibald JD.  1995.  No statistical support for sudden (or gradual) extinction of dinosaurs. Geology. 23:881-884.
1992
Lewin, R.  1992.  Earth's field flips flippin' fast. New Scientist. 133:26.
1990
Brown, RH.  1990.  Radiohalo evidence regarding change in natural process rates. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 27:100-102.
Gould, SJ.  1990.  Speciation and sorting as the source of evolutionary trends, or ''things are seldom what they seem''. Evolutionary trends. :3-27.
1986
Malmquist, DL, Colgan MW, Espinoza RE.  1986.  Evidence for catastrophic vs. attritional mortality in the fossil record: Urvina Bay, Isabela Island, Galapagos Archipelago, Ecuador. Abstracts with Programs Geological Society of America. 18:680.
Austin, SA.  1986.  Mount St. Helens and catastrophism. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Creationism. 1:3-10.
Austin, SA, Morris JD.  1986.  Tight folds and clastic dikes as evidence for rapid deposition and deformation of two very thick stratigraphic sequences. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Creationism. 2:3-16.
1984
Snelling, A.  1984.  The recent, rapid formation of the Mount Isa ore bodies during Noah's Flood. Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal. 6:40-46.
Gould, SJ, Gingerich PD.  1984.  Smooth curve of evolutionary rate: A psychological and mathematical artifact: Discussion and reply. Science. 226:994-996.
1983
Mackay, J.  1983.  Mt. St. Helens: Key to rapid coal formation? Creation Ex Nihilo. 2:6-8.
Futuyma, DJ.  1983.  Science on Trial: The Case for Evolution. :251.
1982
Snelling, A.  1982.  The recent origin of Bass Strait oil and gas. Creation Ex Nihilo. 5:43-46.
1979
Cyr, DL.  1979.  Global precipitation under a canopy. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 15:184.
1977
Gould, SJ, Eldredge N.  1977.  Punctuated equilibria: The tempo and mode of evolution reconsidered. Paleobiology. 3:115-151.
1976
DeYoung, DB.  1976.  The precision of nuclear decay rates. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 13:38-41.
1973
Peters, WG.  1973.  Field evidence for rapid sedimentation. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 10:89-96.
1971
Keithley, WE.  1971.  Note on stalactite formation. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 8:188.
1967
Tilles, D.  1967.  Extraterrestrial excess 36Ar and 38Ar concentrations as possible accumulation-rate indicators for sea sediments. Icarus. 7:94-99.
1964
Broadhurst, FM.  1964.  Some aspects of the palaeoecology of non-marine faunas and rates of sedimentation in the Lancashire Coal measures. American Journal of Science. 262:858-869.


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