There have been many organisms go extinct would that not fall under the definition of natural selection ?
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nat·u·ral se·lec·tion
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1.The process whereby organisms better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring. The theory of its action was first fully expounded by Charles Darwin and is now believed to be the main process that brings about evolution
Yes. What's your point, then? Natural selection is an evolutionary process. Just because you have a beneficial mutation, doesn't guarantee your survival forever, or even at all. It just increases your chances of it, and of passing on your genes.
I was under the impression you didn't believe in evolution.
now knowing how rare beneficial mutations are how can you believe that every group of organisms that are alive today ,managed to pass on enough beneficial mutations to where every group could evolve that evolutionist said evolved ? it has never made any sense and i have already provided the method to why we see such diversity and it does not envolve mutations.
There's a reason evolution takes millions of years for truly significant change. If you're confused, I suggest you take a look at a timeline of the evolution of life on earth, and see just how long it took for life to develop.
Also, please stop repeating your same, old and tired claims. I've already shot down your 'cross-breeding' theory several times now. Please come up with some new arguments, or stop wasting my time acting like a broken record.