Nathan Poe
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Maybe he doesn't know how digestion happens.
Indeed -- anything a Creationist doesn't understand is instantly relegated to the realm of the "miraculous."
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Maybe he doesn't know how digestion happens.
mutation reference?Besides, it's a mute point anyway. Here's an example of a new structure that evolved in a period of around three decades, cecal valves:
http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2008/04/still_just_a_lizard.php
EPIC FAIL, plz stop posting kthxmutation reference?
oh that's right, there isn't one.
You need to change the word "evolved" into "changed" in your above sentence, as there is no evolution without a dna sequence change causing the said trait.
This evolution -- you know, evolution by natural selection that Darwin wrote about? You should study up on it sometime...just for a laugh if nothing else.Huh? Evolution = change. What are you talking about?
Right, it's not simply change. It's heritable change in populations through time. And this is. There ya go.This evolution -- you know, evolution by natural selection that Darwin wrote about? You should study up on it sometime...just for a laugh if nothing else.
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-intro-to-biology.html
The process of evolution can be summarized in three sentences: Genes mutate. [gene: a hereditary unit] Individuals are selected. Populations evolve.
ToE does not define evolution as simply "change." If that were the case, if I stepped outside in the sun and got a tan then I would be evolving. You've got lots of reading to do. The lizards in question did not mutate, (their dna did not change) therefore there was no "evolution," as defined by Talk Origins -- instead, they just changed.
This evolution -- you know, evolution by natural selection that Darwin wrote about? You should study up on it sometime...just for a laugh if nothing else.
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-intro-to-biology.html
The process of evolution can be summarized in three sentences: Genes mutate. [gene: a hereditary unit] Individuals are selected. Populations evolve.
ToE does not define evolution as simply "change." If that were the case, if I stepped outside in the sun and got a tan then I would be evolving. You've got lots of reading to do. The lizards in question did not mutate, (their dna did not change) therefore there was no "evolution," as defined by Talk Origins -- instead, they just changed.