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To: Brumar89 who wrote (27818)	7/1/2012 1:32:40 PM
From: Solon	1 Recommendation Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 69300

"Like when evolutionists wrongly pronounced most of the genome "junk DNA' with no purpose?" You do not understand anything about Evolution, apparently. The Science of Evolution has long been established. Knowledge is imperfect in every area of research known to man. You are simply grandstanding on an irrelevancy. "Genesis 1 describes a progression of life forms over time culminating in humans" Being ridiculous simply mocks your own position! "If we found a rabbit with feathers, evolutionists would trumpet it as an example of evolution" Don't be ridiculous. "Fitting the platypus into an 'evolutionary tree' would require a lot more wild ass guesswork" It wouldn't, and it doesn't. Don't you even bother to READ your cut n' pastes?? The Nature article you refer to shows clearly where it fits on the Evolutionary tree and gives a wonderful diagram! LOL! nature.com "...The semi-aquatic monotreme is a venomous, duck-billed mammal that lays eggs, nurses its young and occupies a lonely twig at the end of a sparse branch of the vertebrate evolutionary tree. Now, the structure of its genome has revealed new clues to how mammals evolved..." "Even Mars, ignoramus though he may be, understands that" How unfortunate that childish name calling is not an argument! Here is a great video (not that you would care) showing the history and referring to the genome sequencing of the Platypus. The monotremes are the oldest surviving branch of all mammals living today. nature.com