Is The Fossil Record an indication of Evolution?

Every fossil is a transitional, if you look at it correctly. Every species is a transitional between what itwas and what it will be. Every individual - even you - is a transition between their parents and their offspring.It's like going from New York to L.A. and expecting a "transitional city" - a city located in Missouri that has both the Empire State Bulding and the Golden Gate Bridge. What you're looking for doesn't exist, but doesn't have to exist for you to go from New York to L.A.

It's hard to understand what you meant, exactly, as I'm not sure why you would draw a distinction between a "macro"-transitional fossil and a "micro"-transitional fossil. Fossils are both.It doesn't make sense. St. Louis is macro-transitional between New York and L.A, but it's micro-transitional between Indianapolis and Jefferson City. It's both.Fossils are both. Whether or not it's a macro- or micro-transitional fossil depends on what two things you're looking at it as a transitional of. Like, the way that the distance of a midpoint of a line to either end depends entirely on the distance between the two ends.

And what I'm telling you is, there's as many macro-transitional fossils as micro-transitional fossils, because they're the same fossils. Each fossil is a macro-transitional fossil and a micro-transitional fossil, because those distinctions are as meaningless as the distinction between micro-driving-on-the-highway (where you only go one city over) and macro-driving-on-the-highway (where you cross the country.) The only difference is of degree.