danielpalos
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The change from light to dark and back again; how do you explain it but for the microevolution of natural selection? There should have been no changes otherwise. And, it was Micro-evolution not Macro-evolution. Smaller changes would lead to bigger changes that affect the genome after enough time.The micro-evolution found in natural selection must have had some effect.
That's what I asked you. Where is the microevolution? The alleles for color were already present for both light and dark PMs. Also, Kittlewell was wrong with his hypotheses. That adds up to evolutionists got zilch.
Otherwise, the peppered moth should have gone the way of the dinosaur by not being able to adapt and being predated into extinction. Are you trying to claim that the species we have now did not evolve through forms of microevolution, and that they existed on our planet since prehistory?
Haha. Good one. You mean the peppered moth would be made extinct by asteroid?
The soot problem was a catastrophic event for the peppered moth.