@Herald,
Quote: The keywords here are 'change in the inherited characteristics' and 'successive generations' ... by reason & by mechanics unknown, but these are details.
Unknown by you? that can be overcome by some open minded education. If you merely deny everything that you've read, then I imagine that you shall remain ignorant and unable to consider answers to your own questions.
Thank a teacher.
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The winners not only survive, but lay the foundations of brand new species, and the losers become extinct
Maybe a trip to a museum or a book of paleontology (Id recommend the "Treatise of (Vertebrate and Invertebrate) Paleontology",Its bout 26 volume equivalent on the net.)After a close look I assert that
Its hard to ignore the tons of evidence of inherited characteristics or,phylogenetic evolution.
Quote: The process of 'natural' selection is based on survival of the fittest ... and the selection of cats when you are breeding dogs is quite naturally called 'speciation'
Of the order CARNIVORA, we have 3 suborders
A. CREODONTIA-which contains several of the ancient (extinct) carnivores
B. PINNIPEDIA-marine carnivores
C. FISSIPEDIA(which containsTwo living and evolutionarily related SUPERFAMILIES) These superfamilies are the
Canoidea which contain 4 FAMILIES
1.Canidae-which are the dogs wolves and foxes
2.Ursidae-which are the bears
3.Procyonidae-which are the raccoons coatis and kinkajous
4.Mustellidae-which are the weasels wolverines, otters, badgers,
THE other superfamily is the
Feloidea which has 3 FAMILIES. These FAMILIES are the
1.Viverridae , which contains the civets
2. Hyenidae, which contain the hyens
3. Felidae-which contains the cats, large and small.
As you look at all the classification groupings, and looking at how the hyenas (which are rather dog-like) are related more closely to cats. Your statement of incredulity maybe helped by looking at the follow on genetics of these groups of animals and look at their reltionshipw on the hierarchy of life. Then prhaps, youd be abl to see relationships better, (Rther than posting some childish "You cant make dogs from cats" statement).
Remember , its a game of common ancestry, not a game of something popping out of some other living thing. The connections are made at the higher taxa , like suborders
Quote:It is the environment that makes somehow the genetic sequences (out of whatever), and drives the processes of the evolution (notwithstanding that evolution has never been proven to be possible, feasible, and existing in the real world).
Respectfully stated, The reason you've failed to absorb ANYTHING that our converations have caused you to "look up" is that you've had your head securely placed in one place and have not left any facts sway you. (I wont go into where I think your heads been at).
ID has no fossils, no genetics , no interrelated sciences to enable you to maintain a worldview. Your entire views are based on suppositions nd Biblical myth, not anything repeatable.
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Obviously the mutants cannot be adapted, but somehow they become part of the natural selection and the 'speciation' (the emergence of brand new species out of unfounded theories).
I think that , for your next segments of "larnin English" , you should really concentrate on comprehension. You've gotten most ALL of the above statements incorrect by parsing phrases out of entire thoughts. Interesting.
In reality, YOU are probably such a "mutant" (Carrying a mutation in your genes DOS NOT mean that youre a "mutant"). You are probably carrying more than one genetic variation that you've acquired from one or more of your parents and its unique as a single nucleotide polymorphism.
If you deny everything about the fossil record or genetics or the use of tools like "knock out genes" you are more Creationist than you think. SO, again, where do you go from here? Denial of a forward moving science by saying its "Unreal" is kind of silly and a little creepy. You re trying to assert that you are an open minded science type, yet you seem to want to avoid an entire area of several coalescing science disciplines.