Robert Byers writes:
my point is that creatures do not have anatomical evidence of having once different types of bodies showing a different lifestyle.
Yet if evolution was true they should be crawling with bits and pieces.
This is not correct. They
are crawling with bits and pieces.
Mammals have hair and mammary glands, that are bits and pieces that were inherited from their ancestral lineage back to the first Mammals.
Mammals have a skeletal system, and a respiratory system, and a circulatory system, and a digestive system, and a nervous system and these, and everything else, are the bits and pieces that were inherited from their ancestral lineages.
All the animals alive today fit into nested hierarchies of traits (bits and pieces) that they inherited from their ancestral lineages.
It is those bits and pieces that we use to study and classify all living creatures. And we have millions of fossils that also fit into those nested hierarchies and show us how those lineages have changed and branched over the history of life on our planet.
You are making wild pronouncements that are based on no evidence at all and that, in fact, totally ignores all the evidence that has been gathered and studied by countless scientists for the last couple centuries.
I learned this in 7th grade science, where were you?
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