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The Creation/Evolution dividing line

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General Nazort
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10-02-2004 12:08 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Ooook!
09-26-2004 1:23 PM

Would the dolophin of Cetacea and the giraffe of Artiodactyla work in terms of the split in the tree?
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10-02-2004 2:32 AM 		Reply to: Message 9 by arachnophilia
10-02-2004 2:25 AM

i think the idea of this thread is to take absurdly small steps, or at least show the logic of it. in this case, that's not a very small difference. their common ancestor is not a single generation or two away, but a few million years.
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But on that chart he linked to they branch from the same place.
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10-02-2004 3:10 PM 		Reply to: Message 13 by Ooook!
10-02-2004 7:11 AM

Actually it was dolphins I picked, not whales.
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Does anyone know of a good site where I could research this better?
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