To: tallhappy
"OK. Not magic. It would be an aspect of evolution we didn't understand or foresee.
The theory would be modified."
The theory would have to be almost completely rewritten. So would a good deal of modern genetics and embryology.
Of course, this example is a non sequitur since nothing remotely like it has ever been observed. Any individual that was born as a new species would die out, being unable to breed. The TOE is not compatible with saltations.
407 posted on
02/13/2006 11:48:47 AM PST by
CarolinaGuitarman
("There is grandeur in this view of life...")
To: CarolinaGuitarman
Of course, this example is a non sequitur since nothing remotely like it has ever been observed I wouldn't call it a non-sequitar, but yes. It's not really a realistic example, so why would you use it as the first example you have of how evolution could be contradicted?
Do you have a real example?
409 posted on
02/13/2006 11:52:14 AM PST by
tallhappy
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