More Evidence of Evolution - Geomyidae and Geomydoecus

This is good stuff Crash! And, as usual, you do a good job of presenting an analysis of an inference from it.But there is a big problem with this kind of support for the evolutionary model --- it is too good. It is detailed, rather precise and supports careful analysis (even including mathematics). It is powerful as science.The problem is the folks that need "proof" are operating on a level of knowledge and conceptual understanding (and in some cases intelligence) that is light years below this. To them this sounds like cleaverly constructed baffle-gab. No light bulbs light up above their heads; no "ah-ha"s escape their lips. They can't even read what you've posted with any comprehension. The concepts are all alien to them.These folk are operating as if we should find a fish fossil with fully formed, clawed, reptilian forearms for front fins. They have no hope of getting this.ABE
'sides - they don't want to.Edited by NosyNed, : a further tought

It would be helpful if you explained your reasoning behind this.

Yea, yea, you don't have to repeat yourself. We know what you think.What exactly is wrong with the reasoning presented in this particular case and what alternative explanation do you have?It seems you are, yet again, simply ranting with no foundation for your own personal idiosyncratic opinions.