Recent content by DerivedApe

Yeah seen that. I love how the creotard acts like hyped up child, all the time speaking over Jason Wiles while Jason himself stays very cool and respectful.

I have been having this discussion with creationist at YT. I explained why and how creationists are anti scinec, disregarding large chunks of wide variety of sciences. So this creationist, stekitch , counters this by arguing that if I'm anti bush I'm anti democracy. :lol:

Please someone upload it to YT. :cry:

Search for "fossil" in AMNH digital library produced 1455 results http://digitallibrary.amnh.org/dspace/simple-search?query=fossil&submit=Search+&pubs=sci With the word "Evolutio" it produces 283 results...

Ok, excellent we have couple of good reasons already. You are absolutely right that the remains must not be eaten. Well maybe eaten but not digested since we do have some fossils with stomach contents. 8-) So animal dies. If it's not protected from scavengers it's picked appart and bones may...

Ah yes, but the question is WHY is it rare thing.

I have often times followed creationist debates and when it comes to time to talk about fossil record the standard response from evolution proponent is that fossils are rare because it's only in rare occurences and circumstances that fossil formation is possible. Now while this is fully...

Well that was kinda vague start for a thread. Which study do you mean? the one that studied the wrist and manual morphology that was just published in PNAS? I also don't quite understand what you mean by journey of man. Is it some research project that has produced some new phylogenetic data...

Few more additions: Magnetic anomalies of oceanic crust dating of atlantic oceanic crust showing that it is not random but perfectly ordered Ophiolites Fossils and faunas spread over continents indicating that there once was extensive connections between the continents Seismic tomography and...

Would such evidence be enough for you? If I were to base my argument on something I remember from some documentary I watched some time ago and which name I couldn't remember, would you accep that as evidence?

This depends on what scale we look at the fossil record. If we look at overall scheme of things we can see the gradual change. If we look at some organism in particular and the divergnece pattern of it we can recognize two patterns. Anagenesis which is stable change of population over time. One...

There is no reason to evolve adaptations for certain kind of lifestyle unless the enviroment absolutely requires it. There are plenty of animals that forage in the water or near water that don't have those aquatic adaptations that proponents of AA hypothesis are claiming for human. Here's a...

So semiaquatic ape then? But being semiaquatic does not require aquatic adaptations that shes advocating. Yeah, we like water when it's contained in neat clean pools that don't have crocodiles swimming in them. I seriously doubt that average human swims any better than other terrestrial mammals.

interesting talk though there were several things that raised my eyebrows. She seems to go on and on of the evil academia who ignore her pet theory, so much so that she starts to sound like ID proponents. If the evidence is there and the paper meets the requirements of peer review it gets...

I would also love to see some statistics of how many specimens are known for each described fossil critter, and indeed there are valiant attemps to record this in online databases. The thing is that to get absolute number would need international synchronised database where every time new fossil...