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Evolution Made Simple

Demonstrating evolution with a line

Posted 13 years ago by Kurtsy in category: interesting

Comments (8)

andrewhhh - 13 years ago [ Reply ]

nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution. takes a lot of guts to say that.

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Mystery - 13 years ago [ Reply ]

This video only deals with mutation as it is only one aspect of evolution. The video doesn't explain things like natural selection rather it gives a very simplified version.

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pjb1000 - 13 years ago [ Reply ]

LibsRHaters has got it almost perfectly correct. If there was the slightest plausibility to these idiotic theories of evolution then the fossil record would be jammed full of failed species. Instead we have fossil after fossil of perfectly developed complete species with NO mutations in the fossil record. Idiot biologists! Biology isn't even a science anyway, it is random theology without a God. Even this nimrod got it right at the beginning of the video when he said this virtually impossible to believe. I agree with him!

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flaskis - 13 years ago

You also think that mutation means that someone just all of a sudden is born with one extra arm? Mutations are tiny fluctuations that almost never make an impact on a specie's function. Your body's cells produce these mutations many many times a day, but since these mutations usually make the cell dis-functional they die almost instantly. One example of a mutation could be that your hairline at your forehead is placed a few millimetres off compared to what the parent you inherited your hairline had. This doesn't impact your way of living, but it's these subtle changes that are called mutations. Every once in a while a species get a mutation like this that makes them a bit more superior than the other ones of the same species, and in dire times that one will have a smaller chance of surviving, passing on his mutated gene to following generations. One example is the giraffe's neck. Those born with a slightly taller neck could reach those leaves on the trees that the other ones couldn't reach, making it easier for them to find food.

weetah - 13 years ago [ Reply ]

Wow, this video brought a discussion I've never seen on BoYT before.

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Eldin - 13 years ago [ Reply ]

There are many ways of going about and discussing this, but not everything here we're talking about is for certain. We're just bringing to the table what we as humans know. Whether it be from the Bible or from fossils. I respect and agree on some points of both arguments.

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Warrio - 13 years ago [ Reply ]

Great explanation! as easy as this! Congrats. What we can add to it, is what makes this small changes from a generation to another is motivated by the external environment. To meet a finalï»¿ common goal: surviving.

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Mark (guest) - 9 years ago [ Reply ]

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