I mean honestly, did you all drop out in the 4th grade or something? There are THOUSANDS of transitional fossils. Starting with the most famous, Archeopteryx. Here are a few links giving not only hundreds of examples, but most of them are vertebrate fossils too since some of you accept transitionals but only in invertebrates.
First up, Vertebrate Transitionals;
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-transitional.html
Next, Hominids (that's OUR ancestors);
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/homs/
And last but not least, 29 evidences for MACROevolution (for those of you who think, incorrectly, that Macroevolution doesn't happen)
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/section1.html#pred4
Now, let's hope these aren't too difficult for you to understand. For those of you who REALLY want to learn but are having difficulty, ask your questions here and I'll use the edit function to reply.
2007-02-24
12:12:00
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David,
LOL thanks for the laugh. "Dr" kent hovind has been thoroughly discredited, never mind that his "PHD" is as phony as he is.
But thanks for the chuckle...
2007-02-24
12:16:31 ·
update #1
Son of G,
You're an idiot, did you know that?
Good.
2007-02-24
12:18:53 ·
update #2
Christine,
Sigh, looks like I have to explain the bleedingly obvious to yet another moron.
Here goes,
Humans are related to Primates. Understand that simple fact ok? We DESCENDED from primates who then became Hominids and finally to the genus Homo. Get it? We did NOT descend directly from Primates!
They and we, share a common ancestor.
Understand now?
2007-02-24
12:21:06 ·
update #3
Gabbo,
I'm embarrased for the both of us. Please, just leave...
2007-02-24
12:21:39 ·
update #4
Michael,
You HAVE to be kidding me right? PLEASE tell me this is some puerile form of humor!
Because NO one can be that brainwashed and still have enough braincells left to push the keys on a keyboard.
Honestly, you have my pity.
2007-02-24
12:27:17 ·
update #5
Ramjet.
Who said we needed to GAIN genetic information? It just has to change, and that is what evolution does, it changes genetic information. Sometimes for the good, sometimes not so good.
2007-02-25
14:31:24 ·
update #6