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Rapid Physiological Changes Within Representative Endoparasitic Life Cycles Reflects Creation | Dr. Frank Sherwin
Endoparasites (helminths, protozoa) typically have 2 or more hosts. During the life cycle parasites transition into very different morphological forms. As such, the parasite must immediately physiologically adapt to totally different environments as well as overcome dissimilar host immune system attacks whether (for example) gastropod molluscs (snails), Diptera (flies), or vertebrates. These sophisticated changes cannot be the result of time, chance and selection but instead reveals plan, purpose and special creation.Â
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Dr. Frank Sherwin
Sherwin is a Chicago native. He received his bachelor's degree in biology from Western State College of Colorado in 1978. He attended graduate school at the University of Northern Colorado, where he studied under the late Gerald D. Schmidt, one of the foremost parasitologists in America. In 1985, Dr. Sherwin obtained a master's degree in invertebrate zoology. He published his research in the peer-reviewed Journal of Parasitology. In 2021, he received an Honorary Doctorate of Science from Pensacola Christian College.
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