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The Definition and Description of a "Transitional"

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07-24-2004 6:00 PM 		Reply to: Message 12 by Robert Byers
07-24-2004 5:48 PM

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What is a transition?
Well all or some or any fossils of all the body types between point a and point b.
A long time. Lots of oppourtunity. So many "kinds" must of existed.
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We aren't talking about what a transition is.
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We want to know what a transitional fossil would look like, according to you, and why.
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You say they don't exist, but if they did, what do you think it should look like? Please explain why it would look that way.
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