El Nerdo Loco
2012-07-18 01:28:11 UTC
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I have not yet received a definition or example of a what a transitional fossil would be. I have not even had anyone give me a resource to find this definition in even though I asked for one in both questions. So it seems to me that you occupy a place where you demand we present you with something which you can dismiss simply by virtue of having no specific definition you must accept.
Is there anything you can imagine that could qualify as a transitional form? Would it be something possible according to evolutionary theory? I seriously have no idea what you want.