james bond
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The ancestors of wolves are wolves. Has something ever adapted to their environment? Absolutely. When the fruit on the ground was hard to get only those with the longer necks could reach it so we got a giraffe. All the same the giraffe is still the same animal it was to start with but with a longer neck.
This is what I mean. We can see the changes from one change in species to another. We can't see that with apes to humans such as no monkeys are bipedal. Macroevolution is basically a hypothesis or best guess and that's it.
That's fine and I made the argument so I will not argue with you but you aren't going to have a better time proving that which you condemn.
You made the argument for microevolution and I agreed with you, but we do not see the same with macroevolution. I'll just assume you see my POV (plus I got the OP finding now).