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Does evidence of transitional forms exist ? (Hominid and other)

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07-23-2006 6:57 PM 		Reply to: Message 286 by pop
07-23-2006 6:54 PM

Re: what do you say about australopithecus
Ah, OK, so you are arguing against the Creationist claim.
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Did not understand that to be the case before.
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I am not a Creationist, so I do not disagree that A. is an ancestor of Homo sapiens sapiens
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07-24-2006 7:03 AM 		Reply to: Message 289 by pop
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Re: transitional forms
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But I read that many transitional forms became myths as
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.coelacanth in fish evolution.
.archaeoraptor/archeopteryx in bird evolution.
.pakicetus/ambulocetus in whale evolution
.the land reptile euparkerio.
.the lower permian reptile arraescelis.
But I read that many transitional forms became myths as
.coelacanth in fish evolution.
.archaeoraptor/archeopteryx in bird evolution.
.pakicetus/ambulocetus in whale evolution
.the land reptile euparkerio.
.the lower permian reptile arraescelis.
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As far as I know these are all still considered transitional forms in Biology.
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