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"Archaeopteryx; bird or reptile, or both?"

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JETZEN
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03-26-2010 10:54 AM 		Reply to: Message 4 by PaulK
03-30-2005 1:27 AM

thanks for answering my question....being that archaeopteryx has feathers and teeth i assumed that they would be a good transitional species between reptile and bird.
but unfortunatly my creationist apponet could'nt see it that way.
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03-28-2010 4:43 PM 		Reply to: Message 24 by Peg
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Peg,
a transitional fossil of a extinct animal has nothing to do with existing or extinction, it is merely evidence of evolution.
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