>>>Some transitional fossils [link to Wikipedia]<<<
You use Wikipedia for a reference, and you expect me to take you seriously? Seriously, "scientist", there should be countless transitional fossils and living 'creatures' identified by now, to the point there could be no ambiguity.
I have no such expectation. Anyone in such profound denial about the last 150 years of biological science, who believes such a vast body of consistent data can be hand-waved away, is not really a good candidate to listen to anything that I might have to say.
Do, however, please note that my previous post offered the list from Wikipedia as "a very basic place to start." If you have a subscription to Nature, there are rather more scholarly offerings on the topic. I don't see why you see the convenience of a starting list invalid; but we could certainly look at each item on the list in more scholarly format.
Shall we start at the top, with Tiktaalik? University of Chicago is the logical place to start, here.