[Alter Kaker]

Of course felines evovled into felines.

Of course your theory is demonstrably false. How can I be so sure? Each generation, mitochondrial DNA develops random mutations, but it does so at a constant rate. We can compare individuals mtDNA and tell how many generations ago they shared a common ancestor. If what you are saying is correct, all cats should share a common ancestor within the last 6000 years.

They don't.

[mlc9852]

How can you prove the mitrocondral DNA develops mutations at a constant rate? Going back how far? What kind of mutations? Good or bad? Throwing in a couple of scientific terms doesn't make truth.