Joachim Scheven Articles

• Magazine Article

  The “Impossible” Insects

  June 1, 1999, pp. 26–27

  Better known as stick (or leaf) insects, the phasmids are the undisputed masters of camouflage in the living world.

• Magazine Article

  Green Islands

  March 1, 1999, pp. 56–57

  Anyone strolling through an oak or beach forest in the northern hemisphere autumn is sure to find them—among the countless brown leaves scattered on the ground, some are still green in one portion.

• Magazine Article

  Living Fossils: Acer Monspessulanum

  June 1, 1996, pp. 41–42

  Most of the public are unaware that there are literally thousands of different types of animals and plants which are alive and essentially unchanged from the way they appear as fossils.

• Magazine Article

  Darwin’s Termites

  March 1, 1996, pp. 24–25

  The testimony of termites is to creation.

• Magazine Article

  Living Fossils: Busycon Contrarium

  Sept. 1, 1995, pp. 6–7

  Most of the public are unaware that there are literally thousands of different types of animals and plants which are alive and essentially unchanged from the way they appear as fossils.

• Magazine Article

  Living Fossils: Anthedons

  June 1, 1995, pp. 52–53

  Most of the public are unaware that there are literally thousands of different types of animals and plants which are alive and essentially unchanged from the way they appear as fossils.

• Magazine Article

  Living Fossils: Pleurotomarias

  March 1, 1995, pp. 52–53

  Most of the public are unaware that there are literally thousands of different types of animals and plants which are alive and essentially unchanged from the way they appear as fossils.

• Magazine Article

  Living Fossils

  Dec. 1, 1994, pp. 28–29

  There are literally thousands of different types of animals and plants which are alive and essentially unchanged from the way they appear as fossils. The polistes wasp is one example.

• Magazine Article

  Living Fossils: Antrimpos and Penaeus

  March 1, 1994, pp. 6–7

  It could hardly be more obvious that this shrimp is essentially the same as this fossil shrimp. Yet according to evolutionary theory, they are separated by an alleged 150 million years.

• Magazine Article

  Living Fossils: Ferns and Crabs

  Dec. 1, 1993, pp. 6–7

  There are literally hundreds of different types of animals and plants which are alive and well and which are essentially unchanged from the way they appear as fossils.

• Magazine Article

  Living Fossils: Flowers and Fish

  Sept. 1, 1993, pp. 45–46

  Most of the public are unaware that there are literally hundreds of different types of animals and plants which are alive and which are essentially unchanged from the way they appear as fossils.

• Magazine Article

  Rare Fossil Insect Discovery by Creationist Confirms ‘No Change’

  Sept. 1, 1992, pp. 20–21

  In Caribbean amber (fossilized tree resin which may contain the bodies of insects), originally lent to the writer for identification of its enclosed insects, an unusual specimen caught his attention.

• Magazine Article

  The 'Oldest Known Fly'—A Lesson in Caution

  June 1, 1992, pp. 6–7

  Evolutionists generally believe that insects with two wings have evolved from the ‘more primitive’ or ‘unspecialized’ four-winged condition.

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