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So on fact you admit that there is a gradation of morphologies beyween T. horridus and T. prorsus, you just don't want to call it evolution. Correct?
Where did you even get that idea???
"Neither the T. Horridus nor the T. Prorsus are a separate species - just new breeds suddenly appearing in the fossil record, just as we observe in real life. No transitional forms are found between them, except the natural transition we see that occurs when a new breed begins mating predominantly within it's own breed, and the features peculiar to that breed become fixed."
You just don't want to admit it's not evolution, correct? It is not a creature evolving over time into another creature. It is two breeds mating and producing a third.
And let's not forget that you are basing your claim on the existence of T.X, a hypothetical triceratops for which there is no evidence.
If you "say" so.

I see lots of different breeds of the same Kind.

Remember, coloring is an artists conceptual addition having no significance to what any reality might have been.
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