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you atheist who have no faith, u believe u started of like a bacteria? u b4 a monkey?
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Originally posted by zaheerYou really are clutching at straws, take the dog for example...it has been selectively bred...but it is still a dog it has never been and will never become anything but a dog.
2. we supposedly evolved from a fish named coelacanth, the fish is still with us today...please explain how it's is possible...or Did Darwin get it wrong?
We are all told it takes many millions of years for Species to evolve...it took singles cells 2.6 billion years to "evolve" into multicellular life...but only 0.2 billion years for the first mammals to become the genus ****...the Maths doesn't add up....no consistency....full of missing fossil records...full of fallacies...full of evolutionary scientists who will support he theory because it pays their bills
500 year ago...man finds new species...wow look what God made
Modern day...man finds new species...wow look what evolved
Fools...4 billion years...and all we have are fools...look there's a parasitic wasp that's been around for a million years...must have evolved...what was it before it was a a parasitic wasp?...you fools it was always a parasitic wasp...
2.I have answered this is in 2 posts already. If you are two stupid to read that is ok. Darwin got it right on the money, Animals will change along with the environment if their children survive long enough to pass their traits that helps them survive what ever environment it is. If a environment does not change the animal will not change for example, coelacanth living environment has not changed for millions of years it has lived in a swampy water environment, why should a animal evolve if there is no need for it.
3. you are as dumb as they come, if there is no need to evolve animals wont evolve. Evolution is driven by The environment how can a multicellular organism survive in a volcano planet with toxic water and constant meteor strikes. the earth is 4.5 billion years old for 1 billion years the earth was a mini sun, nothing can live in the extremely dry and hot climates. around 3.5 billion the earth was cold enough support 1 cell organisms, still to toxic and hot for multicellular organisms to live. Forward some millions of years, and the earth is safe enough to allow large cells to thrive and become animals. As the earth became more hospital it allowed for more animals to live and thrive. The hotter the planet gets the less live planet can support. what is so hard to understand evolution is driven by the environment and natural selection.
WHY ARE YOU SO STUPID!!!!!!!! can you live in a volcano planet, no you cant, can a mulicellular organism live in volcano planet no it cannot, but a single cell organism can. IF planet earth becomes a huge desert can humans live in it, hell no!! Too much heat leads to less life. The cooler the earth becomes the better.
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Originally posted by PrecisionKiller View PostI was a person that browses and doesn't type or whatever you call it, but I had to join to say that Science can thickle. Anyway, Hi.
To my point, there are sometimes extremely low levels of evidence where theories are written up, and sometimes even as a fact.
Prior to 2012, it was an understanding that we interbred, but it was not a fact. It is now the case that Cambridge University professors, one of the best Universities in the World have done some research and now feel that we are not Neanderthal. The problem with just reading is, most of us, literally 99% of us will never exactly be sure of what is really out there concerning evolution, God etc... because we are not smart enough, or more importantly, we are reading what others are telling us. None of you here have done the hours of painstaking work to ascertain anything.
You say that 3-6% have Neandathal DNA, but is it actually from them? Or is it just a similarity that both have. What your understanding is, will be changed upon what Scientists say.
There will always be some things that are wrong, and some we won't know. Here is an article I read a few days a go. Enjoy.
Neanderthal breeding idea doubted
13 August 2012 Last updated at 20:43
Similarities between the DNA of modern people and Neanderthals are more likely to have arisen from shared ancestry than interbreeding, a study reports.
That is according to research carried out at the University of Cambridge and published this week in PNAS journal.
Previously, it had been suggested that shared parts of the genomes of these two populations were the result of interbreeding.
However, the newly published research proposes a different explanation.
The origin of modern humans is a hotly debated topic; four main theories have arisen to describe the evolution of **** sapiens.
All argue for an African origin, but an important distinction in these competing theories is whether or not interbreeding - or "hybridisation" - occurred between **** sapiens and other members of the genus ****.
In the current study, Cambridge evolutionary biologists Dr Anders Eriksson and Dr Andrea Manica used computer simulations to reassess the strength of evidence supporting hybridisation events.
They argue that the amount of DNA shared between modern Eurasian humans and Neanderthals - estimated at between 1-4% - can be explained if both arose from a geographically isolated population, most likely in North Africa, which shared a common ancestor around 300-350 thousand years ago.
When modern humans expanded out of Africa, around 60-70,000 years ago, they took that genetic similarity with them.
By contrast, previous ancient DNA studies of Neanderthal remains have shown that their genomes harbour genetic signatures - polymorphisms - that are also seen in the genomes of modern Europeans, East Asians and Oceanians (from Papua New Guinea) but not in modern African populations.
The findings challenged previously held views - based on several lines of evidence - that modern humans had replaced the Neanderthals with little or no gene flow occurring between the two groups.
Professor Julian Parkhill visits the Wellcome Collection to unravel the science behind the genome
The observations from the Neanderthal genome led some evolutionary biologists to argue that this genetic similarity had arisen through hybridisation between Neanderthals - already resident in Europe and western Asia - and the ancestors of present-day non-Africans.
Prof David Reich, from Harvard University in Cambridge, US - an exponent of the hybridisation theory - is not convinced that the data represents a powerful argument against interbreeding.
By using methods that are able to differentiate between genetic similarity caused by gene flow via hybridisation vs shared ancestry, he argues that "the patterns observed [in our analyses] are exactly what one would expect from recent gene flow" - a view shared by his collaborator Professor Svante Paabo from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany.
Prof Reich went on to say that their data shows that Neanderthals and non-Africans last exchanged genetic material 47-65,000 years ago.
bbc. co. uk/news/science-environment-19250778
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Originally posted by zaheerThe wasp is not a sign of evolution, when did it come into existence?
Give me a species that has recently evolved into a new species...with the millions if not billions of species we have in the world today...there must be one that is its final stages of evolution...name one?
You sympathisers of the mad man Darwin cannot even get passed this simple question...and you're expecting me to believe you about evolution that occurred billions of years ago...fools"A small handful of European mice deposited on the island of Madeira some 600 years ago have now evolved into at least six different species. The island is very rocky and the mice became isolated into different niches. The original species had 40 chromosomes, but the new populations have anywhere between 22-30 chromosomes. They haven't lost DNA, but rather, some chromosomes have fused together over time and so the mice can now only breed with others with the same number of chromosomes, making each group a separate species."
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Originally posted by zaheerOh god! Sorry...I meant to say...Oh evolution!
You fool...like you said a dog will always be a dog...no evolution fool
We humans supposedly evolved from the coelcanth...what the f is it still doing here...its conditions didnt change but it changed for every oher pecies?...fool
Where are you getting your millions of years from...making them up...jut like evolution...how complicated is a singl cell organism?...can it come to life by chance?...fool
Oh yes, h question still stands....name one species?
Also, i keep on presenting evidence but your best rebuttals are always "your a fool" is that the best a stupid creationist can say instead of presenting evidence.
here are all examples of transitional life forms in the history of life.
http://darwiniana.org/transitionals.htm
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Originally posted by zaheerOh god! Sorry...I meant to say...Oh evolution!
You fool...like you said a dog will always be a dog...no evolution fool
We humans supposedly evolved from the coelcanth...what the f is it still doing here...its conditions didnt change but it changed for every oher pecies?...fool
Oh yes, h question still stands....name one species?
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Originally posted by zaheerOh god! Sorry...I meant to say...Oh evolution!
You fool...like you said a dog will always be a dog...no evolution fool
We humans supposedly evolved from the coelcanth...what the f is it still doing here...its conditions didnt change but it changed for every oher pecies?...fool
Where are you getting your millions of years from...making them up...jut like evolution...how complicated is a singl cell organism?...can it come to life by chance?...fool
Oh yes, h question still stands....name one species?
Zaheer has gotten his knowledge of evolution by watching the X-Men movies.
This why he is so confused.
Still waiting on your explanation what evolution is dude.
How many years should we wait for?
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Evolution is the key to everything until you realize we've stopped evolving....
Evolution ends with us. How ****in convenient.
lmao
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