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i didn't how to delete the other one at first it was in the wrong category
originally posted by: GemmyMcGemJew
Definitely new don't create the same thread twice.
It was no first that did it, anything that does it had to already been that way in the beginning, can't evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: smirkley
All procreating animals create eggs.
The question might be, which was the first animal that laid eggs as opposed to carrying their embryos inside themselves.
originally posted by: ssenerawa
It was no first that did it, anything that does it had to already been that way in the beginning, can't evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: smirkley
All procreating animals create eggs.
The question might be, which was the first animal that laid eggs as opposed to carrying their embryos inside themselves.
you sir are delusional if you think any species already living that didn't lay eggs at first. Can evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
It was no first that did it, anything that does it had to already been that way in the beginning, can't evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: smirkley
All procreating animals create eggs.
The question might be, which was the first animal that laid eggs as opposed to carrying their embryos inside themselves.
Yes, something can evolve to lay eggs. That's the whole thing with evolution, it changes what was to what is.
originally posted by: ssenerawa
you sir are delusional if you think any species already living that didn't lay eggs at first. Can evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
It was no first that did it, anything that does it had to already been that way in the beginning, can't evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: smirkley
All procreating animals create eggs.
The question might be, which was the first animal that laid eggs as opposed to carrying their embryos inside themselves.
Yes, something can evolve to lay eggs. That's the whole thing with evolution, it changes what was to what is.
originally posted by: ssenerawa
you sir are delusional if you think any species already living that didn't lay eggs at first. Can evolve to lay eggs. Similar but unique DNA sequences occurring is not evolution but an entirely different and unique species. where do you see animals evolving, they either live or die? And haven't any monkeys evolved to humans yet?
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
It was no first that did it, anything that does it had to already been that way in the beginning, can't evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: smirkley
All procreating animals create eggs.
The question might be, which was the first animal that laid eggs as opposed to carrying their embryos inside themselves.
Yes, something can evolve to lay eggs. That's the whole thing with evolution, it changes what was to what is.
Similar but unique DNA sequences occurring is not evolution but an entirely different and unique species. where do you see animals evolving, they either live or die? And haven't any monkeys evolved to humans yet?
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
you sir are delusional if you think any species already living that didn't lay eggs at first. Can evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
It was no first that did it, anything that does it had to already been that way in the beginning, can't evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: smirkley
All procreating animals create eggs.
The question might be, which was the first animal that laid eggs as opposed to carrying their embryos inside themselves.
Yes, something can evolve to lay eggs. That's the whole thing with evolution, it changes what was to what is.
You sir, obviously have no clue what evolution is.
Evolution is change. The change can be anything. Including going from internal eggs to laying eggs and vice versa.
originally posted by: ssenerawa
Similar but unique DNA sequences occurring is not evolution but an entirely different and unique species. where do you see animals evolving, they either live or die? And haven't any monkeys evolved to humans yet?
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
you sir are delusional if you think any species already living that didn't lay eggs at first. Can evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
It was no first that did it, anything that does it had to already been that way in the beginning, can't evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: smirkley
All procreating animals create eggs.
The question might be, which was the first animal that laid eggs as opposed to carrying their embryos inside themselves.
Yes, something can evolve to lay eggs. That's the whole thing with evolution, it changes what was to what is.
You sir, obviously have no clue what evolution is.
Evolution is change. The change can be anything. Including going from internal eggs to laying eggs and vice versa.
I'm just figuring all this quote stuff out, I'm trying bro
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
Similar but unique DNA sequences occurring is not evolution but an entirely different and unique species. where do you see animals evolving, they either live or die? And haven't any monkeys evolved to humans yet?
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
you sir are delusional if you think any species already living that didn't lay eggs at first. Can evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
It was no first that did it, anything that does it had to already been that way in the beginning, can't evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: smirkley
All procreating animals create eggs.
The question might be, which was the first animal that laid eggs as opposed to carrying their embryos inside themselves.
Yes, something can evolve to lay eggs. That's the whole thing with evolution, it changes what was to what is.
You sir, obviously have no clue what evolution is.
Evolution is change. The change can be anything. Including going from internal eggs to laying eggs and vice versa.
How many times are you going to delete your reply and post the near same thing?
We didn't evolve from monkeys, so why would monkeys evolve into us?
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
you sir are delusional if you think any species already living that didn't lay eggs at first. Can evolve to lay eggs. Similar but unique DNA sequences occurring is not evolution but an entirely different and unique species. where do you see animals evolving, they either live or die? And haven't any monkeys evolved to humans yet?
originally posted by: TerryDon79
originally posted by: ssenerawa
It was no first that did it, anything that does it had to already been that way in the beginning, can't evolve to lay eggs
originally posted by: smirkley
All procreating animals create eggs.
The question might be, which was the first animal that laid eggs as opposed to carrying their embryos inside themselves.
Yes, something can evolve to lay eggs. That's the whole thing with evolution, it changes what was to what is.
So this isn't about eggs and dinosaurs. This is about too denying evolution?