Diane Eager

Diane Eager has a background in medicine, and was a lecturer in biomedical sciences at University of Canberra. She now works for Creation Research, writing and doing background research for our publications and DVDs, as well as giving presentations. She is particularly interested in design in living things and how living things interact with one another, as well as developing a Biblical understanding of biology.

HORSES: I was told the scab on a horse front leg is a leftover from evolution. Is this true?

This hard hairless area is claimed to be a vestigial footpad, but there is no evidence for this.

MUTATIONS can increase the information in the genetic code. Why are they not considered to be beneficial?

More genetic information is not necessarily better information. Why?

TAIL BONE? Why do we have a tail bone if we don’t come from apes?

What’s it for? Our Medical Biologist Dr Diane Eager tells us.