What is the I in ID?

though claudistic similarities suggest a common creator.

P.S. Its obvious cattle, insects, birds, and fish have not a common ancestor.

The ightheosaur (? spelling) is a reptile that swims, yet its shape was similar to the dolphin, yet its obvious they are two different kinds of creatures, the bat that flys has a totally different wing than has a bird, but these cladistic similarities only show its a common creator, the dragonfly wing is totally a different design, though having a wing doesn't suggest a common ancestor, but a common creator.

With the lack of fossil evidence to disfute the bible creating the characters (separate clads) separately, it interestingly supporting a common creator, verses the common ancestor. It might well be the common ancestor is more like the different species within kind, and the different kinds is the separate clads that arose via the common creator.

When Cladistic characteristic get into the genetic information minus what you call garbage genes (perhaps those garbage genes will be an important in tracking common ancestors?)(they say they can tell who is a levite just by their genes), it should become apparent that we all have a common creator, and that creatures branched out from their source kinds, but the subspecies are actually of the same biblical kind, like some of the ring species that can not breed anymore, cause of genetic problems within the gene pool from one location to another, kind of interesting that the gull species have this problem cause they being an unclean creature...