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The theory says that single celled life became multi celled life in the water, which became fish that breathe through gills, which became amphibians with lungs that could breathe air, which developed a warm blooded system and became mammalian, and eventually developed higher levels of thinking and moved into condominiums.
The theory doesn't say that, the evidence does.
It is literally a frog to prince fairytale.
Leaving aside for a moment the misapplication of "literally", humans didn't evolve from frogs so no, just no.
All I am saying is I’m from Missouri…SHOW ME! All these changes obviously require a whole lot of new genetic information to have been added over time. I just want an example of the process observed at work in a multi celled organism.
Are you seriously asking for every single mutation that happened from from a basal protist to a human? How about this. Neither of us are geneticists so instead of pretending either of us would comprehend such a deep analysis, let's look a the evidence for a few nodes along the way.
Animals and fungi are related:
Protistan Origins of Animals and Fungi | Molecular Biology and Evolution | Oxford Academic
>> These results further establish Opisthokonta as a bona fide taxonomic group and suggest that any further testing of the legitimacy of this taxon should, at the least, include data from opisthokont protists. Our results also underline the critical position of these “animal-fungal allies” with respect to the origin and early evolution of animals and fungi. <<
Modern vertebrates, including humans, are all related.
Gene duplication, genome duplication, and the functional diversification of vertebrate globins - ScienceDirect
Tetrapods are most closely related to lungfish.
The African coelacanth genome provides insights into tetrapod evolution : Nature : Nature Research
Therian (marsupial and placental) mammals are all related to egg laying ancestors.
Loss of Egg Yolk Genes in Mammals and the Origin of Lactation and Placentation
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