In the 1920s it was not possible to achieve pregnancy with humans, so that fact that this technology did not manage a human/chimp pregnancy is meaningless.
Oh, this one was a mistake. Ater all we only have 9 Genera of devonian early tetrapods :)
To Tiktaalik I will add:
Acanthostega - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Panderichthys - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ichthyostega - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
We can do the same for...
Further to this there is a mechanism of evolution called genetic drift, this is where a mutation is not under selective pressure and just through the effects of random sampling neutral mutations at can become fixed in a population over time. The effect is greater in smaller populations than...
Precisely.
The Theory of Evolution is "Darwinist" in the sense that it grew out of Darwin's original work on the subject and includes the parts of his work that were found to be valid. It is not "Darwinist" or "Darwinism" in any sense that implies an adherence to only Darwin's original theory...
Banned except for adults (who can give consent) or when done for actual medical reasons to correct a medical problem you mean?
Other studies contradict this, but so do condoms and the don't involve surgery. But the main reason this argument fails is that it provides no reason to circumcise...
Yes, we all understand why you arbitrarily picked that number, it was so you could deny that humans and chimps are related and place humans in their own special kind.
Of course the huge problem with your definition is that it contradicts the bible, now you have so many kinds that there is no...
Source? Because you are flat out wrong on this.
No the paper doesn't use the term analogue, it says they are homologous. The word analagous/analogue does not appear anywhere in the paper. Feel free to check if you want.
Initial sequencing and comparative analysis of the mouse genome : Article ...
I'd say it more slow...slow...slow...Fast...slow...slow...slow.
With slow periods being mainly minor changes that don't affect morphology very much and rarely lead to speciation while fast often causes speciation and can cause larger changes in morphology.
Its a much debated topic but the last...
Then you are not going to like this post either, so I'll proceed to rip this ignorant twaddle apart shall I?
The article you are pasting from is at
Mouse genome home
The whole thing provides a good explanation of why the sequencing of the mouse genome provides great evidence FOR common...
Newhope is misrepresenting the fact that if you count things in different ways you come up with different numbers, the 30% is based on an alleged 24% difference in the alignment of chromosomes plus all the other differences added together (which is dishonest because things like SNPs are the...
lol, misrepresentations of the Antikythera mechanism. You realise that it works based on a geocentric model of the earth and celestial bodies which would make the "aliens" who passed on the technology it particularly unobservant. And it is not beyond the technology of the period.
The egyptian...
Its not, you are misrepresenting the facts. They do not say the chromosomes are comparable,they say that the rates of evolution are comparable (and in fact I probably need to go back to the paper to find out what they actually said about 310 million years rather than what you think they meant)...
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The only statement that was factually correct is one that you meant as sarcasm.
Either your sources are lying to you or you are ignorant about evolution and the evidence for it.
Speciation has been observed (and by the way...
Nearly all fossils are trans fossils.
Just for humans there are hundreds of trans fossils, i.e. every single hominid fossil.
Scientists get most excited over the ones that are transitional for large portions of the lineage, such as for tetrapods and aves.
Where does it show 24% in that paper?
You are once again misrepresenting the facts, if you compare things using different methods you get different numbers.
Here's what the paper actually says.
Initial sequence of the chimpanzee genome and comparison with the human genome : Article : Nature...