explaining common ancestry

Do you agree that new species come into being all the time? Do you agree that these new species haven't mated with another species to create themselves.Here is proof that one species turns into another without breeding with it., 5.3.5 is a good example of flies becoming reproductively isolated so that they can no longer interbreed (thus becoming new species). At all times the flies mated with their own species. How does a member of one species breed with a member of another species (in order to acquire/pass on genes) when the definition of species which you yourself have put forward states that mating between two species is impossible. I would like to see some of the tons of proof you have if I may.This message has been edited by Modulous, Thu, 22-December-2005 05:14 PM

I provided the proof for you in Message 91.

I provided the proof of this for you in Message 91, and reposted it in Message 110. Are you deliberately ignoring the evidence that runs contrary to your belief?

I provided the proof of this for you in Message 91, and reposted it in Message 110 and Message 122. In the experiment I linked to only one single species was put into the experiment, yet there was more than one at the end.I really don't want to bring it up a fifth time, because then it would start to look like you were deliberately ignoring the evidence or something.