ardentcritic2

Look at this huge variety of dog skulls. All the same species - with massive built-in genetic variability. In just the last 25 years alone, 60 new dog breeds have arisen. From Pugs to Wolves, we see huge differences in size & shape - but they're all still dogs. This is perhaps the most obvious example of the built-in adaptability in the genome. The huge variation of dog breed doesn't require "evolving" anything new - it's just different expressions of the same genes. Evolutionists love lining up bones into neat patterns of "progression" and claiming it proves evolutionary stories. But this shows how easily different features can vary within a single species. Bones can tell any story you want. It's all based on interpretation. If these bones were found as fossils, would anyone think a pug and a wolf were the same species? No chance. The genome is pre-programmed with huge genetic variability. But a dog will never be anything but a dog.

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