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Archaeopteryx and Dino-Bird Evolution

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Parasomnium
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10-11-2005 3:03 AM 		Reply to: Message 14 by Springer
10-10-2005 9:01 PM

Re: archaeopteryx is not transitional
Springer writes:
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The problem with evolutionists is that they minimize the need for transitional species, when the ToE demands literally millions of them in the past.
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Springer, may I suggest you take a look at this thread? Your input would be welcome, provided it addresses the argument I put forward there.
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05-04-2006 6:29 AM 		Reply to: Message 112 by Hyroglyphx
05-03-2006 10:29 PM

Re: You confuse very well-known theories and splice conjecture into it
In my best judgement, macroevolution has been falsified. That's where I'm at in my life.
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Mmm... I'm beginning to think this 'devolving' idea of yours may have some merit after all. That is to say, some evidence, at the very least.
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