That's not a characteristic since I don't have my mother's DNA (only half comes from my mother).
Exactly! Now you are getting it!
Nothing ever had a "characteristic" that was completely different from what it's parents had.
...which is exactly what is required for a land animal to grow wings and fly.
No, what's required for a land animal to grow wings and fly are slight variations compounded over time by natural selection.
There are many of these
Feathered dinosaur - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
and they "grow" wings as nature gradually selects for longer and longer feathered limbs until we get a modern wing.
Throughout the centuries of man's selection of wolves/dogs there is no evidence that dogs can evolve any feature that not already present in wolves. You are using make-believe story while I'm using a real life example.
Why would you expect a dog to have noticeably different organs or "features" than a wolf? Their DNA is so similar and their divergence was so recent.
I still don't even understand what you mean by "feature" anyway. A chihuahua definitely has different "features" than a wolf according to my definition of features... But apparently you don't see a distinction.
I'll say this one last time:
NOTHING WILL EVER HAVE A FEATURE THAT IS NOT JUST AN ADAPTED VERSION OF WHATEVER IT'S ANCESTOR HAD!!!
Dawkins even admit that eyes had to evolve at least 40 times.
Sure if you are talking about eyes in general. Yeah that's a great example of convergent evolution.
I explained to you exactly why it makes perfect sense that eyes would evolve multiple time.
That's all you got is belief as there is no scientific evidence to support this claim without first assuming ToE is true. Evolutionist admits the eye evolve 40 different times has absolutely nothing to do with probability but the fact it's the only way to make the data fit the evolution dogma.
Haha... I just explained this to you. Are you not paying attention?
Do you not agree that the ability to see would PROBABLY be more beneficial to a wider number of animals than the ability to fly?
This is common sense... and I said "I believe" because that it what honest people say.
Were you there to see EXACTLY which forces of natural caused eyes to be selected? No. We just have the fossil record showing us that they did indeed evolve multiple times.
I'm just speculating as to the CAUSE of this convergent evolution... The FACT that it happened, however, isn't up for debate.
Where is your evidence of the eye evolving 40 times because of co-evolution?
In the ground. And it's not co-evolution, it's CONVERGENT evolution... very different things.
If this doesn't make sense to you then I don't know what else to say.