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"transitional" turtle found

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12-02-2008 5:14 PM 		Reply to: Message 3 by Cluim
12-02-2008 4:22 PM

I don't think any reasonable creationist is arguing against microevolution.
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You call a transitional between unshelled, toothed & shelled, untoothed microevolution?
The term turtle applies to a whole order, Chelonia. That would mean that the difference between the Ape species, including humans, is microevolution.
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