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This is very interesting. I sent the link to my daughter. She is a genetic scientist.
I don’t know how many of you study history from the bible, but this goes right along with it. Noah’s flood was to have occured 4-5000 years ago. There were major changes after it. Man’s lifespan was drastically shortened after the flood.

Also, all life died except Noah, his wife, his three sons, and their wives. Only the animals in the ark were saved. Noah’s family repopulated the earth. Also, they started out from Turkey, just as this article says. Lots to think about.

I wish Noah had brought dinosaurs in his small ship. I would truly have loved to see what they were like five thousand nine hundred and two score years ago. Did you know they have found pieces of what they think are part of Noah’s boat on Pike’s Peak? I saw that on Bigfoot Hunters.

So I take it your daughter is a Christian Christian? If so, she is a brave lady for taking up a filed of science that very few Christians populate. However, the more Christians like her get into the intricate field of genetic science, the better Christians will be prepared to battle the l;ies of the enemy.

have you read the book, "Genetic Entropy & the Mystery of the Genome"? It does an excellent job of laying out the scientific case against mutations resulting in the origin of species. It's a great read for anyone who is serious about understanding the science and facts about how mutations can never advance to a better species as Darwin and evolutionists claim.

It seems like a difficult read, but the author, Dr. John Sanford, did a great job of bringing the sometimes difficult to grasp scientific discussions on DNA and biology down to a layman's lever of understanding.

If you haven't, I would suggest it to be a must for every serious Christians library, and send a copy to your daughter if she doesn't already own a copy. I am sure she has already read it if she is a Christian. Well considering her field of expertise anyway.