Humans are humans, and apes are apes, and wolves, foxes, and coyote are dogs. Variations of groups is not proof of Evolution. Proof of Evolution is when a horse and a deer can have offspring that can reproduce.
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1 Humans are apes
2 Wolves, foxes and coyote are not dogs
3 A horse and a deer having offspring that can reproduce would disprove evolution
4 Aristotle was not Belgian
5 The central message of Buddhism is not "every man for himself"
6 And the London Underground was not a political movement
These are all mistakes Otto, I looked them up!
Yeah, ignore those scientists who say that is not the case, you know far better than they do what evolution is.
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That isn't how evolution works, you moron. You are talking about hybrids. Hybrids aren't 'evolved', but cross breeding, and hybrids are typically sterile.
Well, all dogs are wolves, but not all wolves are dogs. Both wolf and coyote are of the genus Canis, while foxes are not. Humans are apes, as they belong to the family Hominidae, along with the other apes. Some would argue that humans and the two species of chimps belong in the same genus.
Proof of evolution you can find in the 3,466,876 books and research articles available online and in university libraries.
Proof of Evolution is when a horse and a deer can have offspring that can reproduce.
That would actually dis prove evolution. If Michael doesn't understand why, then he doesn't understand evolution.
Common ancestry is not possible without evolution. Two or more species branching off from one is an example of evolution.
Horses and donkeys are different species. They can mate and produce offspring. That is proof that they are related. If the two species are related, they must have had a common ancestor.
Proof of Evolution is when a horse and a deer can have offspring that can reproduce.
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That answer is incorrect, but thanks for playing "I'm Smarter than a 5th Grader."
Actually wolves are very closely related to dogs.
You can cross breed wolves with dogs.
They are regarded as separate sub species. Because wolves are not "docile".
@ anevilmeme #755157
"1 Humans are apes
2 Wolves, foxes and coyote are not dogs
3 A horse and a deer having offspring that can reproduce would disprove evolution
4 Aristotle was not Belgian
5 The central message of Buddhism is not "every man for himself"
6 And the London Underground was not a political movement
These are all mistakes Otto, I looked them up!
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@Ash #755347:
Foxes, wolves, and domesticated dogs are all in Family Canidae, so MTAA's statement, incorrect as it is, is within telescope distance of the facts at least on that one.
On the other hand, humans are in Family Hominidae along with other apes - so he's not even in the same dimension with that statement.
''Proof of Evolution is when a horse and a deer can have offspring that can reproduce.
Epic biology fail here... And this comes from someone who hasn't been taught the theory of evolution properly in Biology classes at High school...
''Humans are humans, and apes are apes, and wolves, foxes, and coyote are dogs.''
''Proof of Evolution is when a horse and a deer can have offspring that can reproduce.
Epic biology fail here... And this comes from someone who hasn't been taught the theory of evolution properly in Biology classes at High school...
''Humans are humans, and apes are apes, and wolves, foxes, and coyote are dogs.''
No, that would be proof of sorcery.
Evolution is when environment instigates alterations in an organism's overall function that allows it to live at least slightly more comfortably within said environment. It isn't fucking magic.
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