Boiling magma produces gases obstructed by water pressure over the earth's crust. Near edges of oceans or basins gases trapped form petroleum and gases not trapped escape in volcanoes. Resulting complex carbon-hydrogen compounds provide the chemicals of life. Varieties of chemicals have produced many species of life at many times and many places. Similar geologic, atmospheric, and climate conditions on various continents account for similarities in species. Evidence is abundant proving multiple originations of life and disproving evolution. This book was first to postulate volcanoes as causes of extinctions. Descriptions of volcanic islands as similar to primordial earth preceded the popular television series of "Living Edens." The incongruity of long ape-like arms with early human skulls depicted in evolution charts was noted here.
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The author is a Mayo-trained, board certified urologist. He received premedical education at UCLA during World War II in the Navy V-12 Officers Training Program. There he was elected to freshman honor society Phi Eta Sigma. He graduated from the University of Oregon Medical School and the University of Denver College of Law. He was one of three in his medical school class elected in the junior year to Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. He served as a navy medical officer during the Korean War. In addition to private practice of medicine, Doctor Tyler was a clinical instructor in urology for a few years at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He has written articles based upon his original research published in the American Journal of Anatomy, American Heart Journal, Journal of Urology, British Journal of Venereal Diseases, American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Quarterly Journal of Alcohol Studies, U.S. Armed Forces Medical Journal, and the Proceedings of the Staff of the Mayo clinic.
Biographical sketches of Donald Earl Tyler appear in Who's Who in America, 52nd edition, 1998, and in subsequent editions.
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