Polystrate fossils, typically trees [often with branches still intact], cut through multiple layers of rock. In the most significant cases, the rock may cover a claimed 400 million years of gradual deposits.These are simply an unanswerable destruction of uniformitarian, long age geology.
Geologists lamely claim that these fossils are 'aberrations' or 'extremely rare'.
Even if the latter were true - so what? - The case has already been lost.
They are also found in coal deposits which are 'millions of years old' and are especially dangerous in coal mines where they have a tendency to plunge suddenly down into excavated chambers without warning. In mines they are known as 'plugs' according to a mining engineer of my acquaintance.
THINK about it. A tree stands up straight for millions of years and does not rot or fall but simpy awaits the covering of its higher portions by gradual deposition.
Piffle! Sudden catastrophic events - giant floods for example - are the ONLY viable explanation.
