Species and Adaptation

For many decades, the accepted definition of species was, “a group of organisms that can and do breed with one another in their native habitat and don’t breed other organisms with which they are in contact.” The idea from evolutionists’ viewpoint was that these different types of organisms that look similar to one another – say different types of bats – are all descended from the...
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Natural Selection Part 3

So, why were the changes in the Galapagos finch population NOT evolution? Very simple – because they were still birds; specifically, they were all Galpagos finches. None of the 15 species of finch ever changed into another kind of organism (i.e. not one of the finch species turned into a mammal or a previously non-existent type of organism). All that happened was their traits varied a...
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