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throughout human history, there has not been a single species that was observed "evolving" into something else. They have bred to be larger or smaller, or to have slightly different coloring, but the species never change. And never will. And never have.
But doesn't this "Evolution" thing make a nice theory? Except for where it doesn't.
...a fucking elephant, right? Call me crazy, but I would have figured that this minnow's progeny would just make more minnows. Of course, I'm not the scientific genius that many of you are.
...a fucking elephant, right? Call me crazy, but I would have figured that this minnow's progeny would just make more minnows. Of course, I'm not the scientific genius that many of you are.
With the right environmental forcing maybe over 200 million years...3 million years that fish could have some adaptions from natural selection like changing color, getting larger or any number of things.
Why do you put your faith ahead of thousands of research papers and hundreds of years of hard work?
You are crazy, you fucking ignorant ass. No use in trying to show you the reality of how evolution works, because you value your precious ignorance above all else....a fucking elephant, right? Call me crazy, but I would have figured that this minnow's progeny would just make more minnows. Of course, I'm not the scientific genius that many of you are.
You are crazy, you fucking ignorant ass. No use in trying to show you the reality of how evolution works, because you value your precious ignorance above all else....a fucking elephant, right? Call me crazy, but I would have figured that this minnow's progeny would just make more minnows. Of course, I'm not the scientific genius that many of you are.
Planet Earth, you dumb ass. The fossil record gives us a very good history of the evolution of life here on Earth, from the time of single celled life to the present....a fucking elephant, right? Call me crazy, but I would have figured that this minnow's progeny would just make more minnows. Of course, I'm not the scientific genius that many of you are.
With the right environmental forcing maybe over 200 million years...3 million years that fish could have some adaptions from natural selection like changing color, getting larger or any number of things.
Why do you put your faith ahead of thousands of research papers and hundreds of years of hard work?
Can you show me an example of where this has occurred already?
Planet Earth, you dumb ass. The fossil record gives us a very good history of the evolution of life here on Earth, from the time of single celled life to the present....a fucking elephant, right? Call me crazy, but I would have figured that this minnow's progeny would just make more minnows. Of course, I'm not the scientific genius that many of you are.
With the right environmental forcing maybe over 200 million years...3 million years that fish could have some adaptions from natural selection like changing color, getting larger or any number of things.
Why do you put your faith ahead of thousands of research papers and hundreds of years of hard work?
Can you show me an example of where this has occurred already?
Maybe a billion years....a fucking elephant, right? Call me crazy, but I would have figured that this minnow's progeny would just make more minnows. Of course, I'm not the scientific genius that many of you are.
My goodness, don't you ever use that thing in front of you? All you had to do was type in evolution of pachyderms.
Witness the Slow, Slow Parade of Pachyderm Evolution
Maybe a billion years....a fucking elephant, right? Call me crazy, but I would have figured that this minnow's progeny would just make more minnows. Of course, I'm not the scientific genius that many of you are.
Compare a whale to the elephant. Why do whales breath air?
Where do you think they came from? Thanks in advance.Alright, let's explore the evolution of the elephant. I found this page as a reference. Let's work with this. Just let me know if you have one that's better.
Elephant Evolution
For starters, it seems a million years is probably not nearly a sufficient time span, based on this site.
They have the "Trilophodon" listed as a predecessor to the modern African elephant.
That looks doable, I guess. If they did genetic testing on the bones of one of these, I wonder how close it is, genetically, to the modern elephant.
Prior to that we have a
Deinotherium
Then a
Platybelodon
Mastadons
Maybe I've got it backwards. It doesn't matter. What I'd like to see is what it was that came before all these guys. Can anyone show me? Thanks in advance.