newhope101
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Dirty Penguin quote:Again, questioning whether birds are from some lineages of dinosaurs or vice versa is not a new debate. It's been going on for years. If they didn't investigate or question their findings then no progress to understand the natural world even history would ever be made. You know....
Then perhaps you should question the validity of using arch as evidence that only the stupid would reject! It appear some very clever evolutionists also reject it as convincing, let alone irrefuteable.
This site presents both sides in a more fair manner Developmental Biology 9e Online: Did Birds Evolve from the Dinosaurs?. One thing these scientist have in common is while they disagree with the current understanding that birds came from dinosaurs they hold that they (share a common ancestor) and that it is unanimously agreed that they share reptilian traits. But arguing over morphology will get us nowhere.
I'm beginning to think your genes tell you nothing really, with all the deletions, HGT in procaryotes, genetic drift etc. There are no new genes really, and there is chaos, and your clock is out of whack, and your models presume ancestry..
Origins of New Genes and Pseudogenes | Learn Science at Scitable
The idea that some dinosaurs and modern day birds share a common ancestor seems exactly like what we know about humans. In this case I see nothing wrong by saying birds didn't evolve from dinos rather they share a common ancestor. The difference between you and me is you want it one way or the other and scientist just don't work this way.
Evolutionionists believe everything has a common ancestor. Too bad about the death of LUCA.
Have you figured out yet why birds have the genes for making teeth considering your bible says they were created fully formed? Yes, RNA regulation. There are no new genes and many organisms have genes they do not require. It does not denote ancestry. You should know that!
Thanks for a response.
I guess the first point I'll make is this. It is often put forward that your evidence for this or that is so clear that only the retarded would refute it. Yet your own researchers appear so NOT convinced that they are proposing another ancestry for birds. What they do agree on is birds 'evolved'. Do you understand the simplicity of my point?
Now there are what appear to be modern bird footprints 55 million years before the first record of aves.
"This finding poses many questions regarding the origin of birds and the relationships of this unknown group of theropod dinosaurs with other groups of dinosaurs," says Ricardo Melchor from the Universidad Nacional de La Pampa in Argentina, and lead author of the group that published its findings in this week's Nature. "It's significant because we find footprints with morphology identical to modern birds in rocks that predate, by 55 million years, the first record of true Aves."
These footprints are older than the oldest bird body fossils, those of the Archaeopteryx, a feathered cross between dinosaur and bird, that existed in the late Jurassic (150 million years ago).
Geotimes - June 2002 - Bird Fossil Feet
So back to the point that the evidence thus far does not contradict creation, but rather supports it. As you are aware small fossils are rarely preserved, and less likely to be found in or soon after the age of fishes. However, to find such modern bird footprints that predate their supposed dino ancestor was expected as per biblical creation.
You do not know who came from what which means you know squat really, to put it politely.
You have very old bird prints that look just like bird prints that predate arch and your earliest aves, just as it should be. All is OK in the creationist camp.
So the fossil evidence so far supports creation. and Evolutionists are left with a headache!
Then perhaps you should question the validity of using arch as evidence that only the stupid would reject! It appear some very clever evolutionists also reject it as convincing, let alone irrefuteable.
This site presents both sides in a more fair manner Developmental Biology 9e Online: Did Birds Evolve from the Dinosaurs?. One thing these scientist have in common is while they disagree with the current understanding that birds came from dinosaurs they hold that they (share a common ancestor) and that it is unanimously agreed that they share reptilian traits. But arguing over morphology will get us nowhere.
I'm beginning to think your genes tell you nothing really, with all the deletions, HGT in procaryotes, genetic drift etc. There are no new genes really, and there is chaos, and your clock is out of whack, and your models presume ancestry..
Origins of New Genes and Pseudogenes | Learn Science at Scitable
The idea that some dinosaurs and modern day birds share a common ancestor seems exactly like what we know about humans. In this case I see nothing wrong by saying birds didn't evolve from dinos rather they share a common ancestor. The difference between you and me is you want it one way or the other and scientist just don't work this way.
Evolutionionists believe everything has a common ancestor. Too bad about the death of LUCA.
Have you figured out yet why birds have the genes for making teeth considering your bible says they were created fully formed? Yes, RNA regulation. There are no new genes and many organisms have genes they do not require. It does not denote ancestry. You should know that!
Thanks for a response.
I guess the first point I'll make is this. It is often put forward that your evidence for this or that is so clear that only the retarded would refute it. Yet your own researchers appear so NOT convinced that they are proposing another ancestry for birds. What they do agree on is birds 'evolved'. Do you understand the simplicity of my point?
Now there are what appear to be modern bird footprints 55 million years before the first record of aves.
"This finding poses many questions regarding the origin of birds and the relationships of this unknown group of theropod dinosaurs with other groups of dinosaurs," says Ricardo Melchor from the Universidad Nacional de La Pampa in Argentina, and lead author of the group that published its findings in this week's Nature. "It's significant because we find footprints with morphology identical to modern birds in rocks that predate, by 55 million years, the first record of true Aves."
These footprints are older than the oldest bird body fossils, those of the Archaeopteryx, a feathered cross between dinosaur and bird, that existed in the late Jurassic (150 million years ago).
Geotimes - June 2002 - Bird Fossil Feet
So back to the point that the evidence thus far does not contradict creation, but rather supports it. As you are aware small fossils are rarely preserved, and less likely to be found in or soon after the age of fishes. However, to find such modern bird footprints that predate their supposed dino ancestor was expected as per biblical creation.
You do not know who came from what which means you know squat really, to put it politely.
You have very old bird prints that look just like bird prints that predate arch and your earliest aves, just as it should be. All is OK in the creationist camp.
So the fossil evidence so far supports creation. and Evolutionists are left with a headache!
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