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DC85
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04-01-2004 6:59 PM 		Reply to: Message 4 by Mnenth
04-01-2004 5:53 PM

Those species are separate species (some are cousins or other close relatives).
Of course they are separate species.
I will give you that they Might very well not be "the" transitional creature... its Impossible to say for sure... But what we can say is that it is or is a close relative to the transitional creature.
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So why aren't there millions of finds showing macroevolution from one specie to another.
You must also Realize the right conditions for something to fossilize are extremely rare. So we Can't find EVERY single transitional species.
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but they can't even find the link between the original specie, and the missing link!
What the heck is an Original Species? If you knew anything about Evolution you would know there is NO Original Species (except the very first life form.)
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Why can't People understand Evolution isn't a latter? There is no goal for evolution...(except to survive).
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Also by the way at least we have evidence(unlike christens etc...)
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