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Sure I accept adaptation. If you take a billion black rabbits and place them near the north pole. Those that survive will eventually become white rabbits. But they will still be rabbits. Now you may wish to call this white rabbit a new species, but it is not. It may even be a different size, such as a Mastiff and [bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse]zu, but they will still remain the same species. Granted I understand some in confusion having never seen dogs lets say, might incorrectly classify them as separate species. Even if we know they would be wrong to do so.Yes, yes, but you accept adaptation do you not? So what is the barrier that prevents a species from eventually becoming something that we would classify as a different species?
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