Agreed, just as they asserted that speciation occurred in Darwin's Finches - until of course someone got around to actually studying them and doing DNA analysis. Now we find they have been interbreeding from the moment they got to the islands - showing that speciation never occurred in the first place.
Yet despite the DNA evidence and their own conclusions of interbreeding from the beginning, they continue to spout off speciation and separate species, even if the science is totally against their claims. More like "Silly Putty" which can accommodate any claim one wants to make, being as they define everything however it suits them at that particular moment to do so. The sad part is they won't even use the definitions which they have set - because doing so would give lie to their claims.
And you and I both know they are NOT going to read anything which might shatter their religious and dogmatic views of evolution, which is why not a single one of them have read the article you cited.
Yes, evolutionists spend I don't know how many decades teaching people that finches are branching into very distinct species. Then they finally figure out that the finches are still interbreeding and morphological changes are reverting, completely negating the claim that these populations are following some evolutionary trajectory towards new types of animals.
Like most evolutionary claims, they ride on rumor and speculation, with a stunning lack of anything that could be considered empirical evidence. The Evolution creation story has gotten by on philosophical popularity since its inception.
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