No, it has been my point consistently. You have a weird tendency to quote sources which disagree with your claims about a subject. This is just another example.
So what part of the source disagreed with me when you said I bet you cant find a source that says that many branches of different creatures suddenly appeared at the same time during the Cambrian period. As far as I understand suddenly and burst are pretty much the same and many major groups of animal forms means many branches. Different phylum mean different animals so I cant see how that statemnet disagrees with what I am saying.
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oreover, this burst of animal forms led to most of the major animal groups we know today, that is, every extant Phylum. It is also postulated that many forms that would rightfully deserve the rank of Phylum
http://www.fossilmuseum.net/Paleobiology/CambrianExplosion.htm
All of the novel genes which code for new features that didn't exist "very early". It was explained in one of the sources you posted - if you'd read it you would have an answer.
Then why didn't you post it back to show me rather then make some claim without verification. Why should I take your word for it, Ive posted 30 odd papers or more so far I am not going to go back through them all to look for something you claim is there. That is your job as you are making the claim. How is it you continually demand citations from me but you cant even cite one bit of a paper that I have supplied. You havnt supplied one paper so far in 30 odd pages of debate. Maybe it was this paper you were talking about,
Universal Genome in the Origin of Metazoa: Thoughts About Evolution
Recent advances in paleontology, genome analysis, genetics and embryology raise a number of questions about the origin of Animal Kingdom. These questions include: (1) seemingly
simultaneous appearance of diverse Metazoan phyla in Cambrian period, (2)
similarities of genomes among Metazoan phyla of diverse complexity, (3)
seemingly excessive complexity of genomes of lower taxons, and (4)
similar genetic switches of functionally similar but non-homologous developmental programs. Here I propose an experimentally testable hypothesis of Universal Genome that addresses these questions. According to this model, (a) the Universal Genome that encodes all major developmental programs essential for various phyla of Metazoa emerged in a unicellular or a primitive multicellular organism shortly before the Cambrian period; (b) The Metazoan phyla, all having similar genomes, are nonetheless so distinct because
they utilize specific combinations of developmental programs. This model has two major predictions, first that
a significant fraction of genetic information in lower taxons must be functionally useless but becomes useful in higher taxons, and second that one should be able to turn on in lower taxons some of the complex latent developmental programs, e.g. a program of eye development or antibody synthesis in sea urchin. An example of natural turning on of a complex latent program in a lower taxon is discussed.
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.4161/cc.6.15.4557#.VaEEzbUoTfc
So the paper is saying that there was a simultaneous appearance of diverse Metazoan phyla in the Cambrian period and seemly excessive complexity of genomes of lower taxons. Isn't that what I said.
A significant fraction of genetic info in those lower taxons is functionally useless sitting there waiting to be switched on and be used in higher taxons later. So the complex latent development programs or genetic codes for developing new features are sitting there already made and waiting to be switched on. I think thats pretty well what I have been saying.
That's what I've been wondering. Even if we accept that you've found a major hole in evolutionary theory (using sources which see no such problem), so what? You've got nothing better to explain the stuff that evolutionary theory does explain and certainly don't have a better idea about the unexplained stuff. So what's your point?
This doesn't make any sense.What has me not being able to supply verification of God or any other designer got to do with invalidation evidence for design in nature. The above paper doesn't insight any gods it is a scientific hypothesis based on the science. You keep saying the sources see no such problem and I keep showing you the that they do. All you keep doing is claim they are having some problem without any support. Anyone can do that. Look heres one, scientists have found evidence for God on Mars. Its easy to make claims without support.
If you didn't believe your own source why did you post it? Maybe I'm crazy, but when someone posts a scientific reference to support one of their posts, I kinda thought that meant you felt it was an accurate claim. Guess I'll have to keep in mind in the future that you don't actually believe any of the science you're quoting.
What do you mean believe my own source. I posted the source because it was support for what I was saying.
I appreciate the attempt to jump from "maybe" to "is" but your wild speculation is simply that and nothing more.
How is it wild speculation to say that HGT is a major part of life. It is and has been verified. The only maybe are talking about things like the 50% in humans. But there is HGT in humans they just cant completely verify how much so therefore its a maybe. But how many times has evolution said maybe or perhaps. Have you ever heard them say that something ever definitely happened in the past with specific cases. When they talk about how this animals may have evolved into that animals like with dinos to birds or mammals to whales they dont say there is a definite case of a specific animal evolving. They are always speculating and then changing the story when something comes along that proves what they speculated was wrong. Yet you will believe anything they say based on maybes and perhaps.
You do realize what "consistent tendency" means, right? Hint - it doesn't mean that evolution can't produce increased complexity. It just means the path to that increased complexity isn't a straight line.
No you are reading it out of context. the whole section there was talking about natural selection not being a dominate force and that non adaptive forces were the major players for how animals changed. That sentence you quoted went on to say that any complexity that did occur wasn't the result of darwinian evolution but from non adaptive forces under weak purifying selection. Evolution cant produce anything under weak selection because it wont be selected by adaptive evolution in the first place because its too weak. In other words that weak selection that produced that complexity was the result of some other non evolutionary process.
There is no consistent tendency of evolution towards increased genomic complexity,
and when complexity increases, this appears to be a non-adaptive consequence of evolution under weak purifying selection rather than an adaptation.
Have to leave it there for the moment as its getting late.
Good night or I should say morning here. Steve