quote:Originally posted by Ron Lambert: Good. And my point is that it is those areas of DNA that some people call "junk DNA" where we should look to see if we can find characteristic coding that is active and expressed ("turned on") in variations of the same species--and is it that sequence (along with others) that are responsible for the unique characteristics of the species variations?
Well, point some of it out to us!
Ensembl is thisaway
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quote:And yes, King of Men, thank you for recognizing what I am proposing--a verifiable, experimental test that can falsify baraminology--which is basic to creation theory.
Well, think of the accolades you will get when you do more than just propose a test, but actually do it!!
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Nu, Ron, I still think you have a bit of work to do. Just what results, precisely, would falsify baraminology? You have stated that if cats and dogs are the same 'kind', then that is surprising but not, apparently, fatal to your theory. Just how diverse a pair of species do we need to find a common ancestor for, to falsify your theory? Humans and apes? Elephants and horses? Birds and fish? Please draw a line, here.
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Oh, well. I was looking forward to more discussion. Testing how well I know this sort of thing, and seeing if I can spot fallacies, is pretty darn fun.
I was hoping for more...
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You didn't answer my question about kinds, as a single example.
You avoided the question, and spoke about unrelated things.
And no, saying "created kinds" doesn't cut it.
You're being vague, and I wish you to make clear what you mean.
Furthermore, you seem not to be responding when people give you what you need to prove your theory. That ensemble website is quite interesting.
You claim you've answered my questions? You've certainly not. Not in this thread, at least.
Or do you speak about your feeble arguments about rocks and whatnot? I refuted all that, unless you wish to refute my refutation.
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