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Is The Fossil Record an indication of Evolution?

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12-06-2003 4:52 PM 		Reply to: Message 65 by lpetrich
12-06-2003 4:08 PM

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Though adult echinoderms are radially symmetric, echinoderm larvae are bilaterally symmetric -- and resemble the larvae of indirect-developing hemichordates.
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Hey! You know how science works? We make a prediction and see if it is observed. My prediction: molecular biology should confirm the observation of morphology in showing that echinodermata is related to hemichordates.
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We have a winner!
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Check it out.
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