But, if a precursor species can last long enough for "evolution" to take place, that means the precursors already are well adapted to the environment, and so have no impetus to change.
consider the first creature to arrive that cannot even mate successfully with siblings or parents. Who does it mate with to produce a new line?
Pairs of populations/species falling in this zone are typically characterized by a semi-permeable genome: some genes are freely exchanged between populations, but some are blocked and contribute to isolation - the so-called species barriers.
that means the precursors already are well adapted to the environment, and so have no impetus to changeThe godder expects that we live in the perfect world that god hath created and so cant acknowledge that it changes. He cant acknowledge that species create more offspring than can be expected to survive to maturity because that implies nstability. And he cant accept that population pressure compels life to seek out new niches to inhabit because that would imply that gods plan was incomplete.
not helping progeny survive in their own niche as conditions change-This doesn't mean anything. You want to change definitions to suit your argument. And you bet I hate that.
julianpenrod
Dec 28, 2016