To: laredo44
<< You're not making any sense dude. Birds are all one species? Fish are all one species? >>
I think the problem is that it makes too much sense. Birds (and fish) could easily all be the same kind of creature, just like dogs are.
But even if there is more than one kind of bird, some DNA similarity doesn't prove a dodo evolved into a pidgeon. They may both be variations of the same bird, in which case, they are both birds - the same kind of creature.
To: Con X-Poser
I think the problem is that it makes too much sense. Birds (and fish) could easily all be the same kind of creature, just like dogs are. You seem a little short on rigor here. Are all birds the same species or not? Humans and chimps share 98% or so identical DNA. Are they the same species? If the California Condor and the Emporer Penguin share less than 98% of their DNA are they different species?
64 posted on
02/20/2003 3:55:23 PM PST by
laredo44
To: Con X-Poser
...they are both birds - the same kind of creature....What does this mean? Are Birds a Kind in the Creationist sense of the word?
145 posted on
02/20/2003 8:30:27 PM PST by
Doctor Stochastic
(Vegetabilisch = chaotisch is der Charakter der Modernen. - Friedrich Schlegel)
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