Besides the examples Christine noted, Davison makes many unfounded comments about major trends and patterns in the fossil record. His depiction of horse evolution (with associated diagram) is very oversimplified, suggesting a ladder like form of evolution YECs used to ridicule “evolutionists” over. However, even it shows intermediate forms, not hopeful monsters. His comments about trends in body size and offspring numbers are also simplistic and undermined by many counter examples. His suggestion that large animals go extinct quickly is especially odd in view of the fact that some of the largest (sauropods, carnosaurs, mososaurs) persisted for tens of millions of years, and that many went extinct not due to genetic problems or deficiencies. He seems oblivious to the evidence for a large asteroid impact that evidently caused or at least contributed to the massive K-T extinction. Nor, curiously, does he mention any recent global Flood, or how it would affect his radical ideas on evolution and extinction.