[allmendream]

They do have the DNA of many of the animals extant upon the Earth, and if all of those different species descended over a few thousand years from those few species that could fit on a boat of known dimensions, then the change in genetic DNA over that time span is far greater than 2%.

So how do you reconcile your belief in massive evolutionary change in a short time, far exceeding a 2% genetic DNA change (while somehow limited to staying within a “kind”), while simultaneously deny that slow incremental evolutionary change over millions of years can derive a 2% genetic difference?

[lasereye]

There was one of each "kind" meaning there was one type of horse, as opposed to 20 kinds of horses. There was one type of wolf, not 20 or a hundred. Wolf is a kind, horse is a kind. The evolution has been changes into various kinds of horses, wolves etc. The DNA difference between different types of wolves would presumably be a lot less than between humans and apes.