To: tomzz
If macroevolution were possible (hint, it isn't), you would not have to look at fossils to find it, it would be happening all the time. Take fish for instance. Amongst the tens of millions of fish we pull out of the water every year, there would be some developing legs.
23 posted on
07/22/2006 6:08:05 AM PDT by
qam1
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To: qam1
I see a (designed) proto frog, and a catfish. So what?
31 posted on
07/22/2006 6:18:10 AM PDT by
tomzz
To: qam1
Does it occur to you that these creatures can be whole and complete as they are, and not a transitional form?
35 posted on
07/22/2006 6:21:54 AM PDT by
William Terrell
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