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Evolution Genetics Embryo's and our Common Ancestor's

Even before Darwin, biologists recognized that species that looked quite different as adults often had close similarities as developing embryos. Many four -- legged animals go through embryonic sta...  
 
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renumeratedfrog (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Goddam mutants! Get away from me, devils!
bombarderoazul (6 months ago) Show Hide
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all vertebrates share a common ancestor which lived during the early cambrian. some 530 million years ago.
fyourcouchnigga (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Those embryos look tasty. Id like to deep fry them and eat them like chicken wings
Muppephile (5 months ago) Show Hide
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it should be noted that embryos would turn to mush if you tried to cook them.
omiteru (10 months ago) Show Hide
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The problem is not their belief in their religious books, but their refusal to realize the world has changed on the past 2000 years. The knowledge that has been gained in those years as improved our understanding of the world. However, no new information has been added to their book.

The most disturbing thing is that they take their religious view on faith, not facts or evidence. Then use their hatred to 'destroy our world (the society that humans live in).'
MrNocompromise (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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@omiteru, oh really? So, are we to change the Word of God every so often to keep up wit new ideas and knowledge to satify man's futile thinking? The fact is we do not have 'common ancestor', but a common Creator. And the Bible is The Truth, and it remains Truth til the end.
MrNocompromise (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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People need to take Evolution theory by faith as well. Haeckel's embryos diagram was proved to be false yet many modern science books still print it as true. Before the Cambrian explosion, there were jellyfish, sponges, and worms. Then, bang! We see arthropods,echinoderms,chordat es. Mammals came later, but the chordates,the major groups to which they belong, were right there in the beginning of Cambrian, contrary to Darwin's tree of life.
aquatix (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but from my studies, they quit using Haeckel's embryo's within the past ten years...

And I disagree that science of any kind needs faith. I believe it takes understanding...and understanding is susceptible to change...
MrNocompromise (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Actually, they r still printin Haeckel's embryos diagram in tex books, some in color or some variation. But they still pass it as valid, even though many scientists take issue wit it. While understanding is susceptible to change, science( as pertaining to evolution) is passed off as factual, and the only truth that can be considered reasonable, n empirical. But evolution does take faith to believe somethin came out of nothing, non-living produced living creatures, all came from common ancestors.
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Science in not the same as religion.

Nothing can be gained by comparing different religious belief or deciding with religious doctrine is correct. It is the individuals choice what religious belief they have and they should be respected for that.

Science is an enterprise of discovery and understand the natural (material) world. The Cambrian explosion, embryos are all just one word in any book in the library of science.

Evolution is a science that is dependent on all sciences and itself.

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