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Author Topic:   Smoking-Gun Evidence of Man-Monkey Kindred: Episode II... Tails
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Message 54 of 127 (266186)
12-06-2005 7:21 PM
Reply to: Message 53 by Carico
12-06-2005 6:35 PM


So where has anyone ever witnessed a species being born from parents with whom it is not capable of breeding?
I think you misunderstand the theory of evolution. Change is expected to be gradual, with children only slightly different from parents. And notice that we do see children as a little different from their parents. Evolution is about the accumulation of many small changes over multiple generations.

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Message 102 of 127 (279278)
01-15-2006 9:44 PM
Reply to: Message 100 by JJMorgan
01-15-2006 9:39 PM


well documented
More than 100 cases of human tails have been reported in the medical literature.
Presumably that's where your 100 comes from.
Less than one third of the well-documented cases are what are medically known as "pseudo-tails"
Are you assuming that the 100 were all well-documented? Or could the "well-documented cases" be a smaller subset?

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