You evolutionist's: what happened the the creature in the middle between monkeys and people?

Question

Can you people who do not believe G-d please tell me what you think happened to the creature between monkeys and humans. Do you think monkeys and humans were smart enough to survive, but that the creatures in the middle of the evolutionary prosess were just to dumb to make it. Or did evolution just "jump" from monkeys to people. I really seriously want to know what you think happened. Thank you in advance for your answers.

Answer 1

:) Congratulations, you have happened upon the problem with believing in evolution..

Answer 2

we do not imagine that folk advanced from monkeys, yet that monkeys and human beings share a basic ancestor. Monkeys and people are of a similar genus, derive from a similar ancestor, yet advanced otherwise. Evolution is a sluggish procedure and by no potential jumped. It took a lengthy time period to get from early primate to people and monkeys. The lacking links are the creatures that got here before us contained in the evolutionary chain which have not yet been chanced on. once you've the different questions e mail me. you could do this by my account.

Answer 3

There was no creature between monkey and people read a little and educate yourself about evolution before you start making wild statements. When God created man He was evolved from a common ancestor with your cousin the chimp. The common ancestor which was most certainly not a monkey went extinct. That left you and your cousin the chimps and great apes as the only remaining ones in those lines. Since your other cousin Neanderthal and many other links in between you and your common ancestor have also went extinct. That leaves you with your cousins the great apes. Does that help knowing you have all those cousins. And I'm one of those Christians who believe in God. I will pray for you. God bless.

Answer 4

Most species that have ever lived--some 90% of all species, in fact--are extinct today. It is therefore not unusual to see that transitional species are frequently extinct; what would be unusual would be if they had left no fossil remains whatsoever. That is not, as it happens, the case.

However, if you want examples of extant groups of species that are more closely related to humans than monkeys are, that is extremely easy to do. In order of how closely-related to humans they are (based on genetic, morphological, and fossil evidence):

1. Chimpanzees
2. Gorillas
3. Orangutans
4. Gibbons

None of the aforementioned groups of species are monkeys, and they are more closely-related to humans than any monkey, Old World or New World. There are 2 extant chimpanzee species, 4-5 extant gorilla species, 2 extant orangutan species, and 12 extant gibbon species. So, there are a total of 20-21 living species that are more closely related to the human species than monkeys are--that is, they share a common ancestor with humans that is more recent than our common ancestor with monkeys.

Answer 5

Do some more research before you ask another rude uneducated question. If you're going to ask a dumb question, at least don't be so rude.

Humans did not evolve from monkeys. We share a common ancestor with monkeys. Humans evolved from a larger ape-like creature. That ape-like creature evolved from another ape-like creature, and so on. Monkeys evolved from one of those common ancestors, as did apes, gorillas, baboons and pretty much every animal with an opposable thumb. All this over hundreds of thousands, even millions, of years. Genetics and mutations are to thank for what your pretty face sees in the mirror every day, princess.

Everything is always evolving. But it is not noticable in a short period of time, even a few thousand years. Humans are getting taller, our tools(technology, for example) are always advancing. That's evolving.

Answer 6

It is theorized that humans genocided their monkey butts, and that sounds like us, doesn't it? No matter what, it is obvious that we are a species of simians. Natural selection means that when a species mutates into a more successful form, the ones who fail to mutate die out. Something in the environment makes the mutation necessary to survival. The middle monkeys evolved or vanish. That's the way it works. We should all bear that in mind, because it will happen again and again.

Answer 7

You have know idea what you are talking about.
You trying to understand evolution would be like me believing in the Bible. We did not come from monkeys...go back to school. What a waste of "breath"

Answer 8

There is no "middle." Humans did not evolve from monkeys. Monkeys and humans evolved from a long extinct species.

Answer 9

It's called "the missing link" for a very good reason. It's missing.

It's not the only thing that's missing. So are transitionary fossils (I said fossils, not species. These two are commonly confused.)

This doesn't mean evolution is false. But it does mean that it bears closer inspection before teaching it as absolute truth in our schools.

Answer 10

Evolution theme song....

I used to be an ameba, living life completely free.

Then I became a fish, swimming in the sea.

Then I was monkey, hanging from a tree,

And now, I'm a doctor with a Ph. D.!

Answer 11

They have only found enough bones to fill one casket and 30% is the most completed one and they base their evolutionist theory on that. Another question to ask is "Why isn't there any more new species of life springing up on a regular schedule?" Answer is that we are in the seventh day of our Lord the CREATOR, the creator is still resting and observing his work. A day for the creator is a lot longer than one of our days.