CRS Quarterly Research Database
Items where Author is "Hebert, Jake"
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Hebert, Jake (2024) Giantism and Delayed Maturation in Fossil Sharks: Evidence for Extreme Longevity? Creation Research Society Quarterly, 60 (4): 3.
Hebert, Jake and Sherwin, Frank J. and Overman, Richard L. (2024) Crassostrea Oyster Fossils Show Evidence of Extreme Longevity. Creation Research Society Quarterly, 60 (3): 3.
Hebert, Jake (2023) Towards a More Realistic Young-Earth Ice Sheet Model: A Shallow, Isothermal Ice Ridge with a Frozen Base. Creation Research Society Quarterly, 59 (4): 5.
Hebert, Jake (2022) Towards a More Realistic Young-Earth Ice Sheet Model: A Shallow, Isothermal Ice Dome with a Frozen Base. Creation Research Society Quarterly, 58 (4): 7.
Hebert, Jake (2021) Using Vardiman's Young-Earth Ice Sheet Model and a Simple Computer Code to Estimate Annual Layer Thicknesses. Creation Research Society Quarterly, 57 (3): 3.
Hebert, Jake (2019) "Missing" Ice Age Forests: Evidence for the Flood? Creation Research Society Quarterly, 56 (1): 2.
Hebert, Jake and Johnson, James J. S. (2018) Do Isaiah 40:22 and Psalm 29:10 Speak to Cosmological Realities? Considering the "Waters Above" and Earth's Cosmic Choreography. Creation Research Society Quarterly, 55 (1): 3.
Hebert, Jake (2017) The "Pacemaker of the Ice Ages" Paper Revisited: Closing a Loophole in the Refutation of a Key Argument for Milankovitch Climate Forcing. Creation Research Society Quarterly, 54 (2): 2.
Hebert, Jake (2017) Have Creationists Overlooked an Abundance of Biblical Cosmological Data? Creation Research Society Quarterly, 53 (4): 4.
Hebert, Jake and Lisle, Jason (2016) A Review of the Lynden-Bell/Choloniewski Method for Obtaining Galaxy Luminosity Functions—Part I. Creation Research Society Quarterly, 52 (3): 2.
Hebert, Jake and Lisle, Jason (2016) A Review of the Lynden-Bell/Choloniewski Method for Obtaining Galaxy Luminosity Functions—Part II. Creation Research Society Quarterly, 52 (3): 3.
Hebert, Jake (2015) The Dating "Pedigree" of Seafloor Sediment Core MD97-2120:A Case Study. Creation Research Society Quarterly, 51 (3): 1.
