To: AndrewC
An ancient monotreme with partially migrated, not-here-not-there ear bones calls the heretofore accepted evolutionary scenario in doubt. I suppose it could be used to argue for Utterly Incompetent Design (UID).
To: VadeRetro
I suppose it could be used to argue for Utterly Incompetent Design (UID).You would, since you have an agenda. Others might infer a common toolkit with common solutions.
This means that natural selection must have driven the same rearrangement in independent groups, after the monotreme split
133 posted on
02/11/2005 3:55:43 PM PST by
AndrewC
(Darwinian logic -- It is just-so if it is just-so)
To: VadeRetro
P.S.
What makes theTeinolophos specimen surprising is a large groove in its adult jawbone, which indicates that the smaller bones had not yet detached. "Not detached" does not mean "partially migrated" in my book.
135 posted on
02/11/2005 4:03:53 PM PST by
AndrewC
(Darwinian logic -- It is just-so if it is just-so)
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