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Originally posted by techristian:
As to a spear in a dinosaur , try to catch one, on foot, running 30-70 miles per hour.
Prehistoric hunters don't seem to have had much difficulty devising
ways of catching all manner of fast and/or large animals.
You don't need to spear a dinosaur of the run to spear/kill it.
Dig a pit, fill the bottom with spikes, cover with light branches,
place food in middle.
End result :: a large animal punctured in ways that could be
resognised post-mortem.
Human remains, along with the remains of what they eat, have been
found ... why are there no dinosaur remians amongst these ?
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Originally posted by techristian:
Now I have a few questions for you. Where are your transitional species ?
Covered I feel.
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Originally posted by techristian:
Why are there still certain life forms unchanged when compared to fossils "millions of years old" ?
Covered.
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Originally posted by techristian:
When a new SPECIES is supposedly evolved, it must only mate within the species. WHO DOES THE FIRST ONE OF A SPECIES MATE WITH ?
Covered ... but I'd like to add emphasis to evolution being
about populations NOT individuals.
Look at galapogus finches ... like a certain Charles Darwin did
Oh, sorry, I forgot ... speciation is OK it's transitions that
are the problem
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Originally posted by techristian:
Once again where are your transitional species?
By this do you mean 'missing links' ? I don't think you'll find
these ... the whole concept is a mis-conception of what evolution
is saying.