So you assert, without evidence. Can you back up that claim? What 'shared genetic traits!' You mean limbs? Heads? Eyes?
Limbs are not genetic traits...
I used scadding's ARGUMENTS.. not his authority.
Ah - so you AGREE with Scadding that vestigial organs are actually good evidence for evolution if we only consider them as homologies, then - because that is his actual argument. You understand that, right? Surely you actually read his paper and did not just copy paste it from some YEC hack propagandist site?
"Vestigial organs represent simply a special case of homologous organs, i.e. structures similar infundamental structure, position, and embryonic development, but not necessarily in function.... While homologies between animal specles suggest a common origin, the argument, given above asserts that vestigial organs provide special additional evidence for evolution. Our knowledge of anatomy, necessary to identify homologies, is based on straightforward observation of adult or embryonic structure. However, when one begins to investigate the function of these structures necessary to identify vestigiality, the situation is not so clear. In many cases the functions of minor structures are not well understood. Identification of function is often based on experimental procedures, the results of which require some interpretation." ~zoologist S. R. Scadding. 1981
Unlike the irrational progressive indoctrinees here..
Your projection is so precious and is almost as impressive as your unwarranted hubris.
F*** scadding. I don't care what he believes. But his arguments on vestigiality are sound.
OK:
"Vestigial organs represent simply a special case of homologous organs, i.e. structures similar infundamental structure, position, and embryonic development, but not necessarily in function.... While homologies between animal specles suggest a common origin, the argument, given above asserts that vestigial organs provide special additional evidence for evolution. Our knowledge of anatomy, necessary to identify homologies, is based on straightforward observation of adult or embryonic structure. However, when one begins to investigate the function of these structures necessary to identify vestigiality, the situation is not so clear. In many cases the functions of minor structures are not well understood. Identification of function is often based on experimental procedures, the results of which require some interpretation." ~zoologist S. R. Scadding. 1981
I deal in the facts of science and reason.. not something progressive indoctrinees are good with. You've got your memorized dogma, and facts, reason, and reality will not affect them.
More projection - awesome.
Your obsession with credentials is pathetic.
So, you consider your boasting of 4 decades of study a 'credential'?
It is not an obsession, but it is informative.
For every
David Levy, there are tens or hundreds of thousands of
Ben Steins.
I make arguments and deal in facts.
So, it is a fact that your Canid paper used "markers" in mtGenomes that no other paper has used - even those using the ENTIRE mtGenome?
That is your argument, but it is hardly a fact.
You have ridicule, mocking, and fallacies.
You have projection, projection, Dunning-Kruger effect, and projection. Oh, and avoidance behavior.
So how does that evidence your beliefs? Deflect with arguments of authority all you want.. you merely out yourself as a propagandist.
How is wondering why you claimed repeatedly to have studied all this for 40 years an example of ME arguing from authority???:
Do you even read what you write?
The irrational, unevidenced, unscientific hysteria from these pseudo science religious fanatics always amazes me..
More projection.
The extent to which creationists will squirm and deflect and dodge and deny and play martyr to avoid having to admit error does not amaze me in the least - it is what I have come to expect.
Now please tell us all what "markers" were used in your Canid paper that were not used in any of the mitogenomic papers I have cited in this thread:
Genomic analyses reveal the influence of geographic origin, migration and hybridization on modern dog breed development
https://www.researchgate.net/figure...ed-on-mitochondrial-DNA-genome_fig1_275026081
http://uahost.uantwerpen.be/funmorph/raoul/fylsyst/Arnason2007.pdf
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1055790314000827