[keithtoo]

The fossil record is a matter or some dispute, but if Evolution is true, you should be able to see them living and breathing everywhere. As a matter of fact, if evolution is logical, there should be more intermediate forms than fully formed species. There should be inumberable stages in the intermediary period between one fully formed species and another.

Yet there are not.

Did Evolution stop recently?

If not, post a few pictures of these living forms please.

[Coyoteman]

but if Evolution is true, you should be able to see them living and breathing everywhere. As a matter of fact, if evolution is logical, there should be more intermediate forms than fully formed species.

Deselected maybe?

[curiosity]

In that sense, every species is transitional, since every species is evolving. Take your pick.

[malakhi]

but if Evolution is true, you should be able to see them living and breathing everywhere. As a matter of fact, if evolution is logical, there should be more intermediate forms than fully formed species.

What do you think an 'intermediate' species would look like?

[metmom]

It seems that the best a fossil can do is "prove" that something existed at one time and doesn't anymore.

[hellbender]

Any person alive is a potential missing link. If your offspring were separated from your brother's long enough, under different geographical conditions, they might end up as two populations which could no longer interbreed, hence two new species. And so on.