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To: Condorman
"What, exactly, is a "kind"?

It means, a animal reproduced another animal that was like it's parents.

Lions reproduced lions, Tigers - tigers, apes - apes, monkeys - monkeys, horses - horses, zebras - zebras, caterpillars - caterpillars, spiders -spiders, there was no change in any species from one "kind" to another "kind" of species. There were many "adaptations" that occurred "intra-species" but never to the point of evolving into a new species.

1,603 posted on 12/30/2002 9:24:12 PM PST by webber
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To: webber
What's the difference between a "kind" and a "species"?

Are, for example, sheep and goats separate species or not?

Hybrid site

1,608 posted on 12/30/2002 9:34:54 PM PST by Condorman
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