Archaeopteryx and Dino-Bird Evolution

At the end of this message there several links to threads that might help make your stay here more enjoyable. One thing you should know is that in the various science forums you are expected to back up assertions with either evidence or logic. In your post there is little other than unsupported assertion and what is generally refered to as PRATT (Points Refuted A Thousand Times).It is very likely that you wil be challenged on many of your points, particularly the assertion that "Aside from this, evolutionists don’t claim that Archaeopteryx is one link in the chain between reptiles and birds; rather, they claim that Archaeopteryx ”is’ the missing link.", or "The fact is, Archaeopteryx was not a bird-like dinosaur; Archaeopteryx was a bird -a perching bird. Period."When challenged on those and other assertions you make please try to have some actualy evidence other than your personal incredulity for support.This message has been edited by AdminJar, 05-03-2006 10:56 AM

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As Admins, we do not take part in debating the content or message of posts.In addition, let me point you towards the LGRB (Little Green Reply Button) that is found at the lower right corner of each message. If you use that to reply to a particular message it links the two so that folk can follow the sub threads and conversations. If the other poster has notification turned on it also sends them a notice that someone has replied.I also edited your post to change the part you tried to bold into a quote. If you use the peek function you can see how that was done.

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The appendix has nothing to do with the topic unless you can show that birds or Archie have one.

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