Whale Evolution 5of5

Whales "cetaceans" are mammals like us. Despite that "fishy" lifestyle, their physiology clearly reveals their mammalian features. How did this occur? How did whales evolve? What did they evolve from? The evidence of whale evolution is clear. The list of new fossil species exhibiting transitional features continues to grow. If you are ever asked for an example of "transitional fossils", this list is a great place to start.

Indohyus
Pakicetus
Rodhocetus
Nalacetus
Ichthyolestes
Gandakasia
Ambulocetus
Himalayacetus
Attockicetus
Remingtonocetus
Dalanistes
Kutchicetus
Andrewsiphius
Indocetus
Qaisracetus
Takracetus
Artiocetus
Babiacetus
Protocetus
Pappocetus
Eocetus
Georgiacetus
Natchitochia
Dorudon
Ancalacetus
Zygorhiza
Saghacetus
Chrysocetus
Gaviacetus
Pontogeneus
Basilosaurus
Basiloterus


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[heyanto]

Fascinating to us non scientists. An amazing program.

[josephmanners]

i like it big and backwards too ;) 

[crazy77iii]

"the Fossil Rcord Shows" Absolutely NOTHING about Evolution other than a Bunch of Fossils put in morphological Order. That's like taking cars from a junkyard putting them into the same type of order and calling it the

Evolution of the Vehicle"...

[confettibrains]

Creation hypothesis fails to properly explain facts such as shared ERV insertions between distinct but related species, 100% accurate predictions made by molecular phylogenetics, biogeography (where species are found in strata and locations at predicted evolutionary origins), fusion of 2 ape chromosomes into 1 human chromosome, human embryonic stages that? show vestigial development as amphibians, or why ALL living species today can be traced back to an ancestor w/ NO completely novel organisms

[FalcnPWNCH]

awesome..... i actually understand what they were talking about, that was actually interesting

[TheKhremix]

the master mind of all this

[TheKhremix]

u know it all show u that the might of god can creat such a magnifsent creater (sorry for the bad spelling)

and to all that will say where is the evidence i say where is ur evidence about this evolution i mean wat did that wolf like whale came from and how did it existed in the 1st place that in short words is the might of god i mean if ur trying to deny the existens of god with such things ur more naive then i thought just think for a sec out of all the things on earth someone must be

[flyingscience2]

@ndrthrdr1 "virtually all scientists, especially in life sciences like Biology, know that evolution has happened, and still is happening"

So.

I'm talking to you not them.

They are free to believe whatever they like and so are you.

I'm not trying to refute evolution.

There's nothing to refute about it except the evidence presented for it, which I do.

Macro evolution is a fairy tale and like all fairy tales, I can't disprove the non-existance of the tooth fairy.

[ndrthrdr1]

@wellsbranchdude Going to Hell? What evidence do you have that there is such a place?

There is none.

[ndrthrdr1]

@flyingscience2 Google Project Steve

to see that virtually all scientists, especially in life sciences like Biology, know that evolution has happened, and still is happening.

Creationists trying to refute evolution just look pathetically foolish.

[dudev]

@flyingscience2

Quit standing on other people's shoulders, little parrot. Cutting and pasting from creationist websites only makes you sound like a gullible fool.

Some scientists who accept evolution as fact:

Ken Miller, evolutionary biologist and Christian.

Bob Bakker, paleontologist and ordained minister.

Francis Collins, geneticist and Christian.

Theodosius Dobzhansky, geneticist and Christian.

etc, etc. etc.

[wellsbranchdude]

You are all going to Hell.

Repent before is too late.!