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| Skeletons of primitive fish adapt as they take to land |
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
'Walking' fish give clues to evolution of life on land
A primitive, air-breathing fish walks much better when it's raised on
land rather than in the water. In fact, its skeleton even changes to
turn it into a better walker. The discovery may provide clues to how
Earth's first swimmers evolved and adapted to start living on land.
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Let me settle the evolution debate once and for all: Evolution was an inside job, because the Earth is getting cooler, and the flag on the moon landing video is waving, which clearly violates the laws of thermodynamics. In addition, I have no idea what "theory" means. Disproven. Palin/Jesus 2016.
ReplyDeleteI have one of these in my tank right now It is very social, and enjoys coming to the top of the water for some petting
ReplyDeletethis fish must have been designed by dark forces, to deceive some people
ReplyDelete“My misunderstanding of what evolution is conflicts with my misunderstanding of how science works.”
ReplyDeleteEvery creationist argument ever made summarized correctly in one sentence.
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