Anomaly
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An anomaly is a change or deviation from what is considered typical - an irregularity or unexpected result.
- Meteorology - the deviation of a measurable unit (eg, temperature or precipitation) over a period in a given region from the long-term average, often the thirty-year mean, for that region.[1]
- Geology - a geologic feature or structure that departs markedly from its surrounding environment with respect to composition, texture, or genesis.[2]
- Astronomy - the angular distance of an Earth satellite (or planet) from its perigee (or perihelion) as seen from the center of the Earth (sun).[3]
Anomalously Occurring Fossils
- Main Article: Anomalously Occurring Fossils
In the Creation Research Society Quarterly Volume 18, (March, 1982), John Woodmorappe produced a compilation of over 200 published instances of anomalously occurring fossils.
