Abstract
There is a vast difference between how uniformitarian scientists and creation scientists view Earth history and the data sets from the past. This monograph starkly illustrates this contrast by organising data from oceanography within the young-Earth paradigm. As a result, the outcome is radically different from the standard interpretation, and as Larry states: 'It is likely that an entirely new understanding of paleoceanography could be developed from this preliminary age model.' (page 23)