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From: James Taggart <James_Taggart@multilink.com>
To: Jeffrey Lee <jalee@cts.com>
Cc: ASA <asa@calvin.edu>
Date: Tuesday, June 01, 1999 9:05 AM
Subject: Re: The Genesis Factor
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>Won't help. They'll slice you up with Occam's razor. Whatever
transitionals
>you supply will be met with, "Ah, but where is the transition between the
>transitionals?" Given that we have discovered but a small percentage of
all the
>creatures that ever existed, and that the transitionals are just that,
>"transitionals," and therefore never greatly represented in the animal
>population, the fortunate thing is that we find any of 'em. But we will
never
>find enough to satisfy the antievolutionaries.
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>"Jeffrey Lee" <jalee@cts.com> on 05/31/99 05:09:36 PM
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>To: ASA <asa@calvin.edu>
>cc: (bcc: James Taggart/Multilink)
>Subject: Re: The Genesis Factor
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>> Creation of new species and genera has been
>> observed to happen, and there are transitional fossils between different
>> classes of organisms (possibly between phyla, depending on how narrowly
or
>> broadly you define phyla)
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>> David C.
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>Can you recommend some good references for the transitional fossils. I
have
>some YEC friends that I would like to engage in conversation with a few
more
>references than I normally have handy. TIA.
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>Jeff Lee
>Carlsbad, California
>http://www.users.cts.com/king/c/cjlee/
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