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JJ's Definition of Kind

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04-20-2007 7:24 AM 		Reply to: Message 4 by Doddy
04-20-2007 6:56 AM

Re: Bariminology!
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Holobaramin: "The holobaramin is all and only those known living and/or extinct forms of life understood to share genetic relationship. It is an entire group believed to be related by common ancestry...
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i.e. Any evolution that actually occurs is evolution within a kind. Even what JJ refers to as "molecules-to-man" evolution would be within a kind.
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Obviously this isn't the definiton JJ was thinking of.
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