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Okay, and "by the way", amber is the best record of how far back life goes, essentially unchanged.
Torpeodes some aspects of evolution.
No change in a hundred million years? Facepalm yourself with a handful of fresh amber.
originally posted by: Ghost147
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Ghost147
Do you or do you not believe that the asteroid that occurred in the Yucatan event killed all life on Earth?
I don't know. I wasn't there.
Right, because if a person wasn't there to see it, we can never know anything at all. Just like I've never seen $2 billion dollars in cash, therefore it doesn't exist.
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Greggers
But I'm willing to hear your argument if you actually have one.
I think we both offered our arguments, we were going to just leave it a page ago, I think thats the best for now.
Out of respect…
originally posted by: Greggers
Again, the only ELE relevant to the honey bee is the Yucatan event. Evidence shows that bees suffered major losses during this period of time. But some clearly survived. It only takes one surviving hive to keep the gene pool alive.
originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
originally posted by: Greggers
Again, the only ELE relevant to the honey bee is the Yucatan event. Evidence shows that bees suffered major losses during this period of time. But some clearly survived. It only takes one surviving hive to keep the gene pool alive.
Perhaps I am wrong but this seems like circular reasoning.
We know they survived because they are here. They are here because they survived.