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"Of course it's an answer."

No it isn't. You didn't say what species you were talking about.

"You're pretending to be dense."

You're not pretending. You don't seem to know what a species is.

"Pick a species. Say Crocodylia."

Crocodylia isn't a species.

"You know this. I know this. You can *pretend* that some semantical issue warrants debate, but you are merely prolonging your inevitable loss of (probably) yet another debate."

Look, you are the one who said that *the species* is the same today as it was 200 million years ago, virtually unchanged. I asked you to name this mythical species that has lasted 200 million years. You have only answered with evasions and insults. It's clear you aren't capable of answering the question.

Alligator is not the name of a species.

"Your call. Keep pretending. Keep nitpicking semantics. Won't matter. Won't help you."

It's not nitpicking when you can't even distinguish between a Species and an Order.

Keep flailing about. It's fun to watch you sink under the weight of your own hubris.

"Crocodylia isn't a species."

Arguments over semantics (e.g. Group or Species) won't help you in this debate.

You lost. You nitpicked, asked, re-asked, and pretended to play dumb. Too bad.