No they are they are caterpillars. As shown they don't have to evolve into butterflies. They might evolve into moths or nothing at all.
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Caterpillars Prove Evolution
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No they are they are caterpillars. As shown they don't have to evolve into butterflies. They might evolve into moths or nothing at all.
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Sorry, but metamorphosis=\=macroevolution. Though it would be interesting to see a decent explanation of how an insect evolved to digest itself to become something else.
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Exactly caterpillars evolving into butterflies isn't macro evolution because there is no such thing as macro evolution. Macro evolution is just evolution over a very long period of time.
So caterpillars over millions of years will evolve into even more interesting things than they do now.
Evolution proven.
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Sorry, but no. Caterpillars will always metamorphosize (is that a word? guess it is now! lol!) into the same butterfly. It's proof of nothing. They aren't evolving, anymore than a human is when a fertilized egg begins to develop. I'm still waiting on that good explanation of how something that digests itself evolved to do that.
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No really caterpillars evolve into either butterflies or moths or nothing at all. As for how they evolved to evolve well that is a silly question. Evolution is a constant process. Who knows what caterpillars will evolve into in a million years. I bet it will be amazing.
If you want to learn more about evolution and biology there are free online college classes you can take from really top notch universities. They can help you understand how evolution works.
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I'm sorry but that doesn't even make nonsense
I would say that life came first in the form of a self replicating molecule and the rest later but that would be just my thoughts though.
The chicken and the egg I can answer but for your question, as best I can tell no one knows yet. Working on this area probably keeps more than a few scientists busy.
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I can tell, by this statement alone, you haven't a clue what evolution is.
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We do know which came first the egg did. Each generation of unique mutated DNA begins as the egg. Each generation is just a tiny bit different from the parent. Over time those tiny differences add up. So yes the egg always comes first.
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I can tell, by this statement alone, you haven't a clue what evolution is.
I most certainly do know about what evolution is. That you are miss informed about the process of evolution is common by evolution deniers. If you would like to actually learn about it there are free online biology classes from top notch universities.
We could find out who knows more by both enrolling in one and see who gets a better grade. That would really be science. Want to try?
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