[gore3000]

wouldn't there be millions upon millions of intermediate fossil forms?

Obviously not. I recommend picking up a good geology text.

Nonsense. If evolution were true all species would be in transition. If evolution were true practically every fossil should be an intermediate. That is why Darwin proposed that humans with the wrong brachyo-cephalic index were inferior, he had to show, even amongst the most recent creatures that they were in transition. Of course he was wrong about that just as he was wrong about almost everything he said. That is why evolutionists are ashamed of his work and almost never cite it.

[Hunble]

Gore3000:

I want a simply answer from you tonight.

Yes or No.

[AntiGuv]

Yes, every fossil is indeed an intermediate to whatever follows. As a matter of fact, we are also an intermediate species between whatever species preceded us and whatever species will succeed us. Pythagoras was wrong about a lot of things, his theory of geometric ratios appears valid nonetheless..

[elbucko]

If evolution were true all species would be in transition.

Look you. I am not going to describe the equines ability to evolve its immunity to suit its local infectious environment again. If you didn't get it the first time, I am sure glad your not a farrier.