Icons of Evolution: Science or Myth?

Covering all the major 'pillars' of evolution chosen by evolutionists (at one time or another, and now perpetuated by the textbooks' authors) as exemplary, Dr. Wells walks the reader through the proposition of each paradigm, inherent problems in the model, and attempts to resolve the issue. The issues covered here are the Miller-Urey experiment, Darwin's tree of life, the apparent homology of vertebrate limbs, Haeckel's embryos, the archaeopteryx, peppered moths, Darwin's finches, four-winged fruit flies, fossil horses as evidence of directed evolution, and the ape-to-apeman-to-man evolutionary progression model.

The author also provides over 50 pages of his research notes, a critical review of ten modern biology textbooks as concerns the topics in this book, and 10 'warning labels' that can be used in address the errors by affixing them to the texts (provided the texts are ones personal property).