[ahayes]

To correct your blatantly incorrect statement for about the billionth time.

• Coral have a primitive Toll-like gene.
• Fish elaborated this into several Toll-like receptors.
• Mammals inherited many of these Toll-like receptors from their tetrapod ancestor (which descended from now-extinct lobe-finned fish and not from modern ray-finned fish) and elaborated these into an even larger family of receptors.

The genetic evidence is consistent with evolution and does not contain any of your imagined "code-skipping".

[Southack]

Coral have sophisticated endotoxic recognition and signaling capabilities.

Fish do not.

Humans do.

The original article referenced here (and thread itself) contains the links that document the above: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1823622/posts

[Southack]

"Mammals inherited many of these Toll-like receptors from their tetrapod ancestor (which descended from now-extinct lobe-finned fish and not from modern ray-finned fish) and elaborated these into an even larger family of receptors." - ahayes

Since you've been demanding sources from me, I'll begin returning the courtesy. Please show the DNA in hand from extinct lobe-finned fish to support your above claim (or else admit that Evolutionary Theory is a fraud propped up by conjecture instead of with hard genetic evidence).

I'll be waiting for your source...