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Republicans as a political party have not evolved. In fact, they have moved backward
Why should they believe in it?
Democrats have moved us back into the tyrannical government that we fought the Revolutionary War over, they are the ones who are moving backyards.
So, democrats ARE NOT actually "progressives?"
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For those that believe in evolution, tell us where is the ape to human link?
It has not been found.
You can't cross apes with humans just as you can't cross dogs to cats or any other species.
Republicans as a political party have not evolved. In fact, they have moved backward
Why should they believe in it?
Democrats have moved us back into the tyrannical government that we fought the Revolutionary War over, they are the ones who are moving backyards.
For those that believe in evolution, tell us where is the ape to human link?
It has not been found.
You can't cross apes with humans just as you can't cross dogs to cats or any other species.
For those that believe in evolution, tell us where is the ape to human link?
It has not been found.
You can't cross apes with humans just as you can't cross dogs to cats or any other species.
Yeah, no shit. Cross-specie breeding is not the theory of evolution. What is the root word of evolution?
For those that believe in evolution, tell us where is the ape to human link?
It has not been found.
You can't cross apes with humans just as you can't cross dogs to cats or any other species.
Yeah, no shit. Cross-specie breeding is not the theory of evolution. What is the root word of evolution?
Ida - missing link to primate evolution took 47 million years.
Humans go back 2.2 million years and Homo sapiens was 250,000 years.
There is not enough time between the cross that they claim.
Not to mention the big gap in the fossil record from this time period.
Researchers are unsure when and where the primate group that includes monkeys, apes, and humans split ( missing link) from the other group of primates that includes lemurs (Ida)
We can't just evolve from ape to human in less than 2.2 million years, it had to be millions and millions of years and we have not found any proof yet.
Humans evolved from humans and apes evolved from apes.
Oh jeeez.
Hey Puddly, it's called a theory rahter than a fact for a reason.
"Gravity" is a theory....
Hey Puddly, it's called a theory rahter than a fact for a reason.
"Gravity" is a theory....
Yep.
"Gravity" is a theory....
Yep.
So, it isn't real - its just a theory.
You might fall off the planet.
Yeah, no shit. Cross-specie breeding is not the theory of evolution. What is the root word of evolution?
Ida - missing link to primate evolution took 47 million years.
Humans go back 2.2 million years and Homo sapiens was 250,000 years.
There is not enough time between the cross that they claim.
Not to mention the big gap in the fossil record from this time period.
Researchers are unsure when and where the primate group that includes monkeys, apes, and humans split ( missing link) from the other group of primates that includes lemurs (Ida)
We can't just evolve from ape to human in less than 2.2 million years, it had to be millions and millions of years and we have not found any proof yet.
Humans evolved from humans and apes evolved from apes.
It did not move directly from apes to humans in 2.2 million years. You are forgetting Australopithecus.
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^^^^ Prof positive right here.
Birds are believed to be descendants of theropod dinosaurs.
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Archaeopteryx?s Evolutionary Humiliation Continues ? Phenomena: The Loom
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I thought everyone knew that birds evolved from dinosaurs! That doesn't make the dinosaur a different species though. It makes those dinosaurs that evolved into birds an earlier version of bird not a separate species.
No, that would be incorrect. In fact you would be way off base with this.
Avian's are an entire "class" a robin would be a species. A Tyrannosaurus would be also a species, belonging to the class - Sauropsida.
Bird Classifications/Families
Science study: Republicans struggle with evolution, Democrats struggle with the Earth going around the Sun
Question: Human beings, as we know them today, developed from earlier species of animals.
About 39 percent considered the statement false and 13 percent said that they dont know.
The Republican and conservative refusal to recognize evolution is well known, but the extent of it may not be. As if the numbers for all adults (48 percent) arent depressing enough, only 28 percent of conservative Republicans believe that humans evolved from earlier species. In the next three spots are 32 percent of Republicans believing in evolution, 34 percent of conservative Democrats, and 37 percent of conservatives. (For comparison, 28 percent of fundamentalist Protestants believe in evolution, as do 27 percent of those who believe that the Bible is the literal word of God.)
I thought everyone knew that birds evolved from dinosaurs! That doesn't make the dinosaur a different species though. It makes those dinosaurs that evolved into birds an earlier version of bird not a separate species.
No, that would be incorrect. In fact you would be way off base with this.
Avian's are an entire "class" a robin would be a species. A Tyrannosaurus would be also a species, belonging to the class - Sauropsida.
Bird Classifications/Families
Here it is.
Species
Definition
noun, singular or plural: species
(taxonomy)
(1) The lowest taxonomic rank, and the most basic unit or category of biological classification.
(2) An individual belonging to a group of organisms (or the entire group itself) having common characteristics and (usually) are capable of mating with one another to produce fertile offspring. Failing that (for example the Liger) It has to be ecologically and recognisably the same.
Species - definition from Biology-Online.org
There might be different classes of birds, for instance birds that fly and birds that don't fly, that's a class. Both are of the bird species.
What you might be thinking of is genus.
Definition of genus (n)
Bing Dictionary
ge·nus
[ jéenəss ]
1.set of closely related species: a category in the taxonomic classification of related organisms, comprising one or more species.
2.broader term for something: the more general class or kind in which something is included, e.g. the species "dog" is included in the genus "animal"
3.group: a class or group of any kind
The tyrannosaurus did not become a bird. It did not change species. Species either evolve or become extinct. It is not rocket science to have figured this out. What do schools teach nowadays? This should be in every basic science class.
Yep.
So, it isn't real - its just a theory.
You might fall off the planet.
For your scientific edification. Learn it. Live it.
Text : Is Gravity a Theory or a Law? | The Happy Scientist
Why Isn't Evolution Considered a Law? | Evolution FAQ
So, it isn't real - its just a theory.
You might fall off the planet.
For your scientific edification. Learn it. Live it.
Text : Is Gravity a Theory or a Law? | The Happy Scientist
Why Isn't Evolution Considered a Law? | Evolution FAQ
So gravity is a theory, eh? Exactly what I said.
"Gravity" is a theory....
Yep.
So, it isn't real - its just a theory.
You might fall off the planet.
Theories are one of the pinnacles of science and are widely accepted in the scientific community as being true. To remain a theory, it must never be shown to be wrong; if it is, the theory is disproven (this also happens).
For your scientific edification. Learn it. Live it.
Text : Is Gravity a Theory or a Law? | The Happy Scientist
Why Isn't Evolution Considered a Law? | Evolution FAQ
So gravity is a theory, eh? Exactly what I said.
And a law. Exactly what you didn't say. Tell us, is evolution a law or a theory? Then use the lesson I provided to tell us the difference between a law and a theory.
For your scientific edification. Learn it. Live it.
Text : Is Gravity a Theory or a Law? | The Happy Scientist
Why Isn't Evolution Considered a Law? | Evolution FAQ
So gravity is a theory, eh? Exactly what I said.
And a law. Exactly what you didn't say. Tell us, is evolution a law or a theory? Then use the lesson I provided to tell us the difference between a law and a theory.