David Cavanaugh Reading and References

Biography

Analysis of Patterns

In an attempt to find a way to determine baramins without reproduction, David Cavanaugh introduced the Analysis of Patterns (ANOPA) technique. This technique makes characteristics of the animal a distinct statistical dimension which is placed into a multi-dimensional space. It is later simplified to a three dimensional grid. Different kinds should come out to different spaces on the grid and show the distinct groups.

Books

Articles and Journals

Cavanaugh, D.P. and T.C. Wood. 2002. A baraminological analysis of the tribe Heliantheae sensu lato (Asteraceae) using Analysis of Pattern (ANOPA). Occasional Papers of the BSG 1:1-11.

Cavanaugh, D.P., T.C. Wood, and K.P. Wise. 2003. Fossil Equidae: a monobaraminic, stratomorphic series. In: Ivey, R.L., ed. Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Creationism. Creation Science Fellowship, Pittsburgh, PA, pp. 143-153.

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Todd Elder has a deep desire to understand and experience Creation. As a Baraminologist, his current research includes developing the Katagenos Species Concept, the Natanzera Classification System, and the Floral Formula Method of determining Plant Kinds. As an author and speaker, his books and seminar materials are designed to encourage a growing relationship with the Creator.

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