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Author Topic:   Show one complete lineage in evolution
FliesOnly
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Message 19 of 246 (126675)
07-22-2004 3:38 PM
Reply to: Message 11 by SkepticToAll
07-22-2004 12:27 AM


Re: This does not prove Evolution
SkepticToAll:
SkepticToAll writes:
My point is you can infer Macro evolution but you cannot prove it unless you have a complete lineage.. Obviously a complete lineage does not mean every generation..Why is this so hard for evolutionists to understand?
Where do you draw the "lineage line"?
SkepticToAll writes:
The horse series is not a complete lineage - there are all similar types of horses.
What about whales? It seems to me that Ambulocetus natans serves as a nice intermediate example between terrestrial and aquatic lineages. Or are you gonna claim that Ambulocetus is just another whale?

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