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Anyhow, there are examples in the fossil record of little proto-Tyrannosaurus rex predator species many millions of years later becoming the much larger Tyrannosaurus rex -- the animals grew larger and evolved into new species.
Further, there is now evidence that genes can re-program themselves and adapt in the living animal as circumstances change, and then pass on these changes to their descendants -- that species are far more adaptable than the 'random mutations' and 'accidents' suggested in early Darwinian theory. This is actually closer to Lamarck's theories of continual and dynamic adaption that were discredited, but now have new currency (epigenetics). Further, some of Mendeleev's results concerning his theory of genetic transmission were falsified to create a better fit of the data to his theory, meaning that biology textbooks contain errors of fact -- genetic transmission is far more complex than originally postulated.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epigenetics
Statistics: Posted by SydneyPSIder — 09 Nov 2012, 21:48
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We do not have before us a gradual evolution, we are just dealing with some extinct human races and apes extinct.
"Man is not descended from monkeys, Man is descended from Man"
(Giuseppe Sermonti)
Statistics: Posted by Scepcop — 06 Nov 2012, 23:50
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