WinterBorn
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Ah, so a coelacanth that is 1 foot longer is a different species, but because it is humans, a 6-6 300 pound black man is the same species as a 4 foot white man.how many species in this photo?All I'm asking for is evidence. And the only evidence available shows that species remain the same species over millions of years.I'm sorry are you claiming that all fossils from millions of years ago look just like current species??
Evolution states that species change over time, but that doesn't mean all species change to the same degree.
So that some species are pretty much the same as millions of years abo does not contradict Evolution in any way. It's expected.
But how do you explain the differences that do exist?No. they're not. But there are two current species of Coelacanths now, and they are not the same as those from millions of years ago.Coelacanths are still Coelacanths.But the Coelacanths are NOT the same species.
Are these different species?
Coelacanth does NOT refer to a species. It refers to an ORDER. You're saying there's no difference between a Gorilla and a lemur because they're both primates.
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Obviously only one. This proves nothing where the coelacanth is concerned.
That is a byproduct of your programming of what to parrot.
No, that is merely listening to scientists who know that appearance does not determine species.