The first link mentions published papers, but no link to them, gee I wonder why.....
Here is the first paper mentioned, note the
ABSTRACT doesn't support their narrative at all
Occurrence of Pollen and Spores in the Roraima Formation of Venezuela and British Guiana
1966
Abstract
THE discovery of pollen and spores in beds considered Precambrian (Proterozoic) has received brief notice in geological journals and the press1–3. Individual authors will doubtless publish detailed stratigraphic and palynologic accounts of the occurrence in due course. Meanwhile it is considered desirable to give an outline of the facts of the case before distorted interpretations develop from inadequate data. The following summary statement has been prepared jointly by several members of the Asociación Venezolana de Geología, Minería y Petróleo. A single author is nominated to simplify bibliographic references.
The next paper doesn't help either:
Sahni, B., “Microfossils and the Salt Range Thrust,”
Proceedings of the NAS, India, 1945, pp. i-xix
Not found on the internet outside of Genesis Park website.
The next paper mentioned, was not found on google search, got a 1946 paper instead.
Coates, J. et al., “Age of Saline Series in the Punjab Salt Range,” Nature 155, 1945, pp.
not found on the internet at all, just the mention of it is found at Genesis Park and NO WHERE ELSE!
We get this instead:
Preliminary Observations on a new disease of wheat at Allahabad.
Full text of "Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences India Vol-16"
and the last paper doesn't help either:
Mesozoic birds of China—a synoptic review
"Abstract
A synoptic review of the discoveries and studies of Chinese Mesozoic birds is provided in this paper. 40Ar/39Ar dating of several bird-bearing deposits in the Jehol Group has established a geochronological framework for the study of the early avian radiation. Chinese Mesozoic birds had lasted for at least 11 Ma during about 131 Ma and 120 Ma (Barremian to Aptian) of the middle and late Early Cretaceous, respectively. In order to further evaluate the change of the avian diversity in the Jehol Biota, six new orders and families are erected based on known genera and species, which brings the total number of orders of Chinese Mesozoic birds to 15 and highlights a remarkable radiation ever since the first appearance of birds in the Late Jurassic. Chinese Early Cretaceous birds had experienced a significant differentiation in morphology, flight, diet and habitat. Further examination of the foot of
Jeholornis suggests this bird might not have possessed a fully reversed hallux. However, the attachment of metatarsal I to the medial side of metatarsal II does not preclude trunk climbing, a pre-adaptation for well developed perching life of early birds. Arboreality had proved to be a key adaptation in the origin and early evolution of bird flight, and the adaptation to lakeshore environment had played an equally important role in the origin of ornithurine birds and their near-modern flight skill. Many Chinese Early Cretaceous birds had preserved the direct evidence of their diet, showing that the most primitive birds were probably mainly insectivorous and that specialized herbivorous or carnivorous (e.g., piscivorous) dietary adaptation had appeared only in later advanced forms. The only known Early Cretaceous bird embryo fossil has shown that precocial birds had occurred prior to altricial birds in avian history, and the size of the embryo and other analysis indicate it probably had a short incubation period. Leg feathers probably have a wide range of distribution in early birds, further suggesting that leg feathers had played a key role in the beginning stage of the flight of birds. Finally, the Early Cretaceous avian radiation can be better understood against the background of their unique ecosystem. The advantage of birds in the competitions with other vertebrate groups such as pterosaurs had probably not only resulted in the rapid differentiation and radiation of birds but also the worldwide spreading of pterosaurs and other vertebrates from East Asia in the Early Cretaceous."
No mention of the word MAMMAL in it, despite what the first link stated about this paper:
In 2005 researchers in China identified a small dinosaur known as Psittacosaurus amongst the stomach region of a fossilized furry mammal that resembled a Tasmanian devil. (Hu, Y. et al., “Large Mesozoic Mammals Fed on Young Dinosaurs,” Nature: 433, 2005, pp. 149-152.)
Scientists have long said Birds lived during the time of Dinosaurs:
Gigantic Birds Trod Earth During Age of Dinosaurs
Selected excerpt:
Scientists have long known that birds, or avian dinosaurs, lived during the Mesozoic, the era when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Although researchers have discovered numerous Mesozoic bird species, these were virtually all the size of crows or smaller.
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Creationists have known to lie and distort the evidence, it is their nature since what they propose is nonsense, thus have to ... he he... create evidence to support their belief system.
