syngameons or syngapoop?

[Communist Hamster]

Hey, the posts above mine about about "out of place" fossils are gone, so see, talking about such things is grounds for censorship, that's how seriously damaging these out of place fossils are to the Darwinian scheme.

Actually, it looks like you were the last person to edit those posts. Please post those links again, they sound interesting.

 

[IceAgeCivilizations]

They're over on the evolution thread.

 

[spidergoat]

"Large Mammals Once Dined on Dinosaurs," what does that do to the Darwinian scheme?

Nothing. What syngameon did these large mammals belong to?

 

[IceAgeCivilizations]

Cats, hyennas, bears, you know.

 

[spidergoat]

All of them?!?

 

[IceAgeCivilizations]

About three syngameons there.

 

[spidergoat]

Now wait just a damn minute. This one dinosaur eater diverged into three syngameons? Hey, isn't that... speciation!? Darwinian evolution!?

 

[IceAgeCivilizations]

What was the "dinosaur eater?"

 

[spidergoat]

"Large Mammals Once Dined on Dinosaurs," what does that do to the Darwinian scheme?

As to what it was, you seem to be suggesting that it was a common ancestor of cats, bears, and hyaenas.

 

[IceAgeCivilizations]

I don't know what they were, didn't read the article, I hoped one of you could tell us.

 

[spidergoat]

According to you it could be anything, and there would be no way to know what it ate, since there is no order to fossils, they just landed where they did after the Deluge.

 

[Ophiolite]

Monkeys are hardly of the human syngameon, ever mated a monkey with a human? Wouldn't work.

You are just not using the full resources of the internet.