While very interesting, it is irrelevant to the point being made. Frogs have been around for some 200 million years (at least) and the ones I quoted about are virtually unchanged. There are many other creatures which have been virtually unchanged for hundreds of millions of years - according to evolutionists and all legitimate science. The question posed many posts ago - which remains unanswered is - when did frogs and other species know when to stop evolving? If mutation happens all the time and the environment changes all the time as evolutionists claim their theory accounts for new species, then how is it possible for any species to remain unchanged for hundreds of millions of years. Clearly, evolution is false.
Please read the rest of my post. I answered specifically the questions you reiterate here. I'm trying to keep things civil, here, but you need to actually debate me and acknowledge the points that I make instead of ignoring them.