Brian Dixon
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Guest 696- Registered: 31 Mar 2010
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The article doesn't present evolution from one species to another species, Brian, so it does not contradict science.
In fact it confirms that millions of years ago mosquitoes were practically identical to what they are now, and therefore proves the opposite of the evolution theory of one species to another.
It proves my point!
In this case, mosquitoes descend from mosquitoes.
What I object to is when a scientist discovers a fossilised flea and claims that elephants descend from it.
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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they did alex,and we are descended from fish along with monkeys.
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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Guest 705- Registered: 23 Sep 2010
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Brian, to put it more specifically man and monkey have a common ancestor. The mosquito has been such a successful species (like many insects) that it has had no need to adapt.
Never give up...
Guest 696- Registered: 31 Mar 2010
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Complete and utter science-fiction, Richard.
What you state there has nothing to do with science.
Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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What is wrong with Richard's posting Alex ?
Roger
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Just to add that the English in that link Brian, is not very good - the physics I can't argue with.
Roger
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Alex #6 , you are just showing your ignorance of science with that post.
Guest 696- Registered: 31 Mar 2010
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"man and monkey have a common ancestor".
Utter twaddle!
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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thank you for raising the level of debate alex, just to add that mr darwin was a devout christian before he set out and remained of the same faith on his return despite his new theory.
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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alex,thats an intresting theory.
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Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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here is a theroy for you alex,did your god create this or did it envolve from a tadpole.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/dinosaur-skeleton-discovered-quarry-two-2458623Guest 696- Registered: 31 Mar 2010
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Brian, let's get one thing straight:
Dinosaurs belong to extinct species and yet every species past and present was created.
Those who push the evolution theory of mono-cells evolving into tadpoles and tadpoles into dinosaurs are the ones who should be explaining how that is supposed to be possible.
Darwin had an original theory that a species, such as a finch, can adapt and evolve but all within the context of remaining the same species, namely a finch.
Humans also have different characteristics from one geographical area to another.
Brits, of Anglo-Celtic origin, are clearly different to Africans, who in turn are different to Pakistanis.
However we are all human beings of the same origins, and obviously we don't descend from a different original pair but from the same man and woman.
The differences are ethnic, but we are not of different species.
Similarly, there are different kinds of finches belonging to one species.
Perhaps Ray hasn't heard of DNA and genetics, whereby it's impossible for a human being to have a tail or a pair of horns.
It's also impossible for DNA of different species to mix, but explain that to Ray.
This is plain scientific fact.
Mono cells that divide DID NOT evolve into fish, birds, dinosaurs, elephants, apes or mankind.
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Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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Guest 977- Registered: 27 Jun 2013
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Alex, I worked on cells that were a mix of two species, it doesn't need any explanation to me.
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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here you are ray I found a link for alex.
http://biology.about.com/Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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