Your argument makes no sense. Bones can be crushed under rocks as they form, thus causing fossilized remains to be distorted by the weight of the rocks forming above them.
It's weird how they only find one specimen of each animal, isn't it?
Show me a monkey man alive today and I'll give you $1,000,000
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"Your argument makes no sense."
@Last Conformist
"nechristian" would seem to consist of ne- "un-" and "christian".
"Show me a monkey man alive today and I'll give you $1,000,000"
I am proud of the proven fact that I share at least 98% of my DNA with a Chimpanzee. Thus (not taking into account that Darwinius massilae & Ardipithecus - the 'Missing Links' found) proving that Darwin was right all along.
That'll be $1,000,000 please nechristain. And you do realise that a verbal contract is just as legally binding as a written contract; and therefore as you have written so on CF, I'll see you in court, shall I...?! >:D
Each animal only comes in one specimen, stupid. Perhaps you meant each animal species, but then you'd be wrong again. Maybe you ought to visit SEVERAL Museums of Natural History, and see that they all have Trilobites and Australopithecus and many different types of dinosaur bones.
I can't show you a monkey-man, as there never have been any. Monkeys and apes split long before man emerged. There are about 3 billion ape -men though (and about 3 billion ape-women).
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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