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Given you are unable to refute the observations, but just make ad hominem attacks and make outrageous claims.....
I've tried actually educating you, but you don't seem to want to learn what you are talking about, so I don't see any point in wasting my time.
From those missing common ancestors that can’t be found, right? I suggest your starting point is flawed. It colors their interpretation of what they see. No, what the genetic data tells you in reality is that cats have always been cats.
Genetic study links domestic cats to wild ancestors 100,000 years ago
Genetic study links domestic cats to wild ancestors 100,000 years ago
“Scientists have traced the ancestry of all domestic cats alive today back to just five female wildcats that lived in the Fertile Crescent region of what is now Iraq and Syria. A study of feline DNA shows that cats were domesticated from their wild cousins much earlier than previously believed and that humans must have transported them around the world from their Middle Eastern homeland.
The study analysed the DNA of nearly a thousand cats - domestic and wild - from countries as far apart as China and Scotland in an attempt to identify the closest living relatives of the pet cat, Felis silvestris catus.”
The real genetic data says you got no support to make such a claim and are wrong. It seems every time evolutionists make a claim, it never matches the actual data. The real DNA tests lead back to..... cats......
And what were they a million years ago? Two million years ago? Ten million?
In fact, genetic analysis suggests that the most closely related modern group to cats is the linsang (Asiatic linsang - Wikipedia). In other words, there was a common ancestor of cats and linsangs that lived a long time ago, and this species diverged into two groups. One group became all cats (which then branched out into the variety of cats we know) and the otrher group became linsangs. If this is a difficult concept for you, I could draw a diagram for you.
Show me one that is a little bit different for any specific type? Or is this another one of evolutionists unsupported claims like cat ancestry?
How do you not understand the point I am making? If I show you a fossil that is of a different type of animal, even by the slightest bit, you will immediately claim it doesn't count.
In other words, you have decided to only limit yourself to looking at cat fossils, then you claim that they didn't evolve because all the fossils you have looked at are cats!
Then you won’t mind producing some that are accepted as common ancestors, since lots of them do? Or is this too one of those unsupported claims?
Miacis - Wikipedia
I think I have an idea you can’t support your own claims, which is why you just made claims and provided no coorborating evidence. And we already see you made false claims about cats, simply because you wanted to believe it was true. So all your other claims are taken in the same light.
The fact you do not understand evolution does not mean my statements are false.
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