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Convergent Evolution - Reasonable conclusion? or convenient excuse?

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barbara
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07-19-2010 5:18 PM 		Reply to: Message 21 by RAZD
06-09-2010 7:55 PM

Re: superficial similarity but differences in the details
I wouldn't use natural selection to describe the vast differences across species especially when it lists the same type of animal that is classified as such based almost identical features in appearance and then state they are unrelated.
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This list does not make any sense whatsoever and if it is suppose to be presented as the facts then good luck on convincing anyone of this crap.
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07-21-2010 10:13 PM 		Reply to: Message 15 by Taq
06-09-2010 4:47 PM

Re: A good case study
I am confused I thought DNA analysis cannot specify a date of when any mutation occurred. If genes were deleted and replaced with new mutations, how do you they ever existed?
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