The idea was to get you to think about the possible answer, rather than me just spout it out.
I guess it's the teacher in me.
You don't understand how evolution works. It isn't a simple linear ladder-like progression. It's like a branchy bushy thing.
So, what happened in the past, millions of years ago, is that populations split. Keeping up the analogy I tried to use, at one time a group of
Europeans split from the larger population and moved to a new environment they called America. Then over time they became European Americans, they
even split further within this 'family' into Californians, Texans etc etc
Now apply this to a group of monkeys. Evolution shows as a nested heirarchy.
ABE:

Evolution is about natural selection, which means that after that species has been evolutionized, it dies off.

No, they really don't. Please get a good book on evolution. You don't need to accept it, but at least learn what the theory is. I suggest Richard
Dawkins' book 'the ancestors tale'.
(also, the word you're looking for is 'evolved')
[edit on 10-11-2007 by melatonin]