Prove Evolution...win money

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
Variations amongst species explains origins of species?

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EDIT:

Actually you can in plants and rarely in animals.

What, so you can breed a strawberry plant with a banana tree?

Originally posted by Captain Falcon
evolution is a rate of change. If change happens, evolution happens. Simple. 😉

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Here is my brilliant ANALOGY!!!

Every cell on a human is different. E.g. Skin cells, Brain cells, Muscle cells, all different. Now, scientists say they all came from one cell in a womb, but Creationism says that can't happen. God made our cells and systems all at once and they didn't start off as one.

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any questions?

Originally posted by Captain Falcon
you forgot the "pre-existing forms" bit. "Pre-existing forms" means what it was before. The variation of this is an explanaition of how it became so. In other words, EVOLUTION. Evolution is the variation from and change between pre-existing forms to modern day forms. Stupid.

What, so you can breed a strawberry plant with a banana tree?

I don't need the pre exsiting forms bit, Like I said the traits for a form a species has originate from pre-exsisting traits, they are not new traits.

🤨 http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=trait http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trait_%28biological%29 you do know this right?

Falcon, how do foreign traits appear via mutations?

Originally posted by Captain Falcon
evolution is a rate of change. If change happens, evolution happens. Simple. 😉

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Here is my brilliant ANALOGY!!!

Every cell on a human is different. E.g. Skin cells, Brain cells, Muscle cells, all different. Now, scientists say they all came from one cell in a womb, but Creationism says that can't happen. God made our cells and systems all at once and they didn't start off as one.

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any questions?

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
Falcon, how do foreign traits appear via mutations?

Originally posted by Captain Falcon
ENVIRONMENTAL VARIATION. Why do you only attack a tiny bit of what I say. Of what anyone else says? Like the other creationists? Why aren't you asking all of the questions and commenting on all the posts I make?

So mother nature creates these traits for the organisms and puts them in their gene pool?

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
So mother nature creates these traits for the organisms and puts them in their gene pool?

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
So mother nature creates these traits for the organisms and puts them in their gene pool?

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Originally posted by Shakyamunison
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Originally posted by Captain Falcon
no, the creature does it. Animal brains notice the change, and go into survival state. If this state remains constant, then the offspring would also be in this state. We are what we are by how we were made in the womb. If the women is in the environment, then wouldn't she design the offspring to be in the environment aswell? THAT'S EVOLUTION *******.

So a creature creates the change purposely?

Edit: How do "PLANT BRAINS" notice this change?, what part of the brain controls this change, and how does this get pass down despite the fact aquired traits can not be passed down? 🙄

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
So a creature creates the change purposely?

Edit: How do "PLANT BRAINS" notice this change?, what part of the brain controls this change, and how does this get pass down despite the fact aquired traits can not be passed down? 🙄

Originally posted by Captain Falcon
Okay guy who thinks strawberries can reproduce with bananas, by brainns, I meant cell nuclei and the DNA. Brains are just a bigger form of nucleus.

Answer my question.

And plants species can interbreed, read hybridization.

Edit: So in the nuclei there is information , to create new information?
Also how are aquired traits passed down, last time I checked they can't.

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
Answer my question.

And plants species can interbreed, read hybridization.

Edit: So in the nuclei there is information , to create new information?
Also how are aquired traits passed down, last time I checked they can't.

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
Answer my question.

And plants species can interbreed, read hybridization.

Edit: So in the nuclei there is information , to create new information?
Also how are aquired traits passed down, last time I checked they can't.

You are so lost.

Originally posted by Captain Falcon
I'm still waiting for a reply.

Originally posted by Captain Falcon
I did. The only plants that can reproduce with other plants, are plants of the same kind. Duh.

No you didn't, you skipped the part about aquired traits.
and you obviously haven't heard of "interspecific hybrids"

Change-undergo a change; become different in essence; losing one's or its original nature; "She changed completely as she grew older"; "The weather changed last night"

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