2013 ICC – Table of Contents
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Earth Sciences
Explaining the Continental Fossil-Bearing Sediment Record In
Terms of the Genesis Flood: Insights from Numerical Modeling of Erosion, Sediment Transport and Deposition Processes on a Global Scale
John Baumgardner
South Fork and Heart Mountain faults: Examples of Catastrophic, Gravity-driven overthrusts, Northwest Wyoming, USA
Timothy L. Clarey
Superfaults and Pseudotachylytes: Evidence of Catastrophic Earth Movements
Timothy L. Clarey, Steven A. Austin, Stephen Cheung and Raymond Strom
Double-Beta-Decay – An Indicator of the History of Accelerated Decay?
Eugene Chaffin
Baraminological Analysis of Jurassic and Cretaceous Avialae
Paul Garner, Todd Wood and Marcus Ross
A Review of Creation Research Regarding The Earth’s Magnetic Field Along With A Thorough Statistical Analysis Of The Data And Suggestions For Future Research
Robert Hill
Planetary Magnetic Dynamo Theories: A Century of Failure
D. Russell Humphreys
The Temporal, Geographical and Geological Ubiquity of Excess Argon with a Young-Earth Analysis
Richard Overman
Survey of Microbial Composition and Mechanisms of Living Stromatolites of the Bahamas and Australia: Developing Criteria to Determine the Biogenicity of Fossil Stromatolites
Georgia Purdom and Andrew Snelling
The Giant 1912 Eruption of Novarupta-Katmai: Laboratory Illustrating Earth’s Catastrophic Past
David Shormann
How Does an Underwater Debris Flow End?: Flow Transformation Evidences Observed Within the Lower Redwall Limestone of Arizona and Nevada
Darry Stansbury
A Review of Original Tissue Fossils and Their Age Implications
Brian Thomas
The Potential for and Implications of Widespread Post-Flood Erosion and Mass Wasting Processes
John Whitmore
Australopithecus Sediba, Statistical Baraminology, and Challenges to Identifying the Human Holobaramin
Todd Wood
Engineering and Applied Sciences
The Biocentric Design Model: How Features of Living Things Go Beyond Irreducible Complexity and Specified Complexity, and How Creation Science Could Foment New Discoveries in Biology
E. H. Chia
Initial Conditions for a Post-Flood Rapid Ice Age
Steven M. Gollmer
Evaluation of the Noah’s Ark: Wood Mechanical Properties Affected by Water Immersion
Mark Horstemeyer, Jinshu Shi, Sheldon Q. Shi and Stephen Horstemeyer
The Woodpecker’s Beak: An Optimally Designed Structure/Material for Energy Absorption and Shock Mitigation
NaYeon Lee, M.F. Horstemeyer, Denver Seely and Lakiesha N. Williams
New Material Model Reveals Inherent Tendency in Mantle Minerals for Runaway Mantle Dynamics
Jesse A. Sherburn, John R. Baumgardner and Mark F. Horstemeyer
Numerical Simulations of Winter Storms, Tropical Cyclones, and Nor’easters During the Ice Age Using the NCAR WRF Model With a Warm Ocean
Larry Vardiman
Noah’s Ark: Longitudinal Strength Based on Trusses
John Woodmorappe
Foundations of Science
Verses in Amos and Job Provide New Insights Into the Mechanisms Behind Noah’s Flood
Gavin Cox
What is the Eternal?
Steven Gollmer
The Language of Creation: Confronting the God Plus Evolution Myth
Doug Hamp
Life Sciences
The Chasm Between the Human and Chimpanzee Genomes: A Review of the Evolutionary Literature
Jerry Bergman and Jeffery Tomkins
Chromosome Number Changes Within Terrestrial Mammalian Families
Karen Bedinger
A Creationists Perspective on the Origin of Pathogenic Vibrio Cholerae and Vibrio Cholerae Toxin
Joeseph W. Francis and Todd Charles Wood
Transcription of Human Endogenous Retroviruses During the Menstrual Cycle Suggests Coordinated Hormonal Regulation
Emily Mackey, Olivia Mueller, David Chadwick, Brittany Thompson, Philip Taylor and Yingguang Liu
The Fossil Record of Angiosperm Families in Relation to Baraminology
Roger Sanders
Using Numerical Simulation to Better Understand Fixation Rates, and Establishment of a New Principle: Haldane’s Ratchet
Christopher L. Rupe and John C. Sanford
New Research Evaluating Similarities Between Human and Chimpanzee DNA
Jeffery Tomkins
A Review of the Last Decade of Creation Biology Research on Natural History, 2003-2012
Mitochondrial DNA Analysis of Three Terrestrial Mammal Baramins (Equidae, Felidae, and Canidae) Implies an Accelerated Mutation Rate Near the Time of the Flood
Todd Charles Wood
Social Sciences and the Humanities
Egypt’s Hieroglyphs Contain a Cultural Memory of Creation and Noah’s Flood
Gavin Cox
Ancient Egypt, the Ice Age, and Biblical Chronology
Anne Habermehl
Revising the Egyptian Chronology: Joseph as Imhotep, and Amenemhat IV as Pharaoh of the Exodus
Anne Habermehl
Stability and Change in Students’ Views of the Origin of the Universe: A Selected Review of the Literature
Sarah Walsh
Stellar and Planetary Sciences
Seeing Distant Stars in Near-Real Time
Mark Amunrud
Counting Back to Zero. A Review of Cosmological Models That Begin Under Conditions of Zero Entropy.
Keith Davies
A Model Explaining Some of the Catastrophic Effects of a Wave of Ice Bodies Passing Through the Solar System to Bring Water to Earth at the Time of Noah’s Flood
Trevor Holt
The Mars Desert Hypothesis and The Mars-RATE Connection
Ron Samec