[mordo]

He took off as soon as he saw me.

Well see, now you think because you got saw by a coyote & coyote saw you and ran off, then coyotes that don't run off aren't shy. The coyotes I talk about haven't seen me.

And now your example (the coyotes adaptation) does not rule out genetic adaptation where as before it was evidence for genetic adaptation.
Its getting to mushy around here.

Yes someone asked 2 questions

1.What's the current rate of evolution?
2.What can we expect the current evolutionary model to yield in the next 1000 years?

Question 1 never got answered.
Question 2 answered with 6 examples and at least 1/6 or 15% of that on very shaky genetic adaptable coyote hypothesis evidence.
For this I find the evidences you included for your current evolutionary model suspect.

[Right Wing Professor]

Question 1 never got answered.

Because it's a dumb question. It depends on the organisms. Bacteria can evolve in a day. Elephants take millenia.

Question 2 answered with 6 examples and at least 1/6 or 15% of that on very shaky genetic adaptable coyote hypothesis evidence.

It was a prediction, not evidence. Come back in 1000 years and tell me I was wrong ;-)