anonymous
2013-04-10 08:00:48 UTC
To help you understand why they are wrong I'm going to copy and paste the Table of Contents from the wikipedia website that is about "Evidence of Common Descent" at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evidence_of_common_descent
Contents
1 Evidence from comparative physiology and biochemistry
1.1 Genetics
1.1.1 Universal biochemical organisation and molecular variance patterns
1.1.2 DNA sequencing
1.1.3 Endogenous retroviruses
1.1.4 Proteins
1.1.5 Pseudogenes
1.1.6 Other mechanisms
1.2 Specific examples
1.2.1 Feline endogenous retroviruses
1.2.2 Chromosome 2 in humans
1.2.3 Cytochrome c
1.2.4 Human endogenous retroviruses
1.2.5 Recent African origin of modern humans
2 Evidence from comparative anatomy
2.1 Atavisms
2.2 Evolutionary developmental biology and embryonic development
2.3 Homologous structures and divergent (adaptive) evolution
2.4 Nested hierarchies and classification
2.5 Evolutionary trees
2.6 Vestigial structures
2.7 Specific examples
2.7.1 Hind structures in whales
2.7.2 Insect mouthparts
2.7.3 Other arthropod appendages
2.7.4 Pelvic structure of dinosaurs
2.7.5 Pentadactyl limb
2.7.6 Recurrent laryngeal nerve in giraffes
2.7.7 Route of the vas deferens
3 Evidence from paleontology
3.1 Fossil record
3.1.1 Extent of the fossil record
3.2 Limitations
3.3 Specific examples
3.3.1 Evolution of the horse
3.3.2 Transition from fish to amphibians
4 Evidence from geographical distribution
4.1 Continental distribution
4.2 Island biogeography
4.2.1 Types of species found on islands
4.2.2 Endemism
4.2.3 Adaptive radiations
4.3 Ring Species
4.4 Specific examples
4.4.1 Distribution of Glossopteris
4.4.2 Distribution of marsupials
4.4.3 Migration, isolation, and distribution of the Camel
5 Evidence from observed natural selection
5.1 Specific examples of natural selection in the lab and in the field
5.1.1 Antibiotic and pesticide resistance
5.1.2 DNA sequence differences
5.1.3 E. coli long-term evolution experiment
5.1.4 Humans
5.1.5 Lactose intolerance in humans
5.1.6 Nylon-eating bacteria
5.1.7 PCB tolerance
5.1.8 Peppered moth
5.1.9 Radiotrophic fungus
5.1.10 Urban wildlife
6 Evidence from observed speciation
6.1 Specific examples
6.1.1 Blackcap
6.1.2 Drosophila melanogaster
6.1.3 Hawthorn fly
6.1.4 London Underground mosquito
6.1.5 Madeira House Mouse
6.1.6 Mollies
6.1.7 Thale cress
6.2 Interspecies fertility or hybridization
6.2.1 Polar bear
6.2.2 Raphanobrassica
6.2.3 Salsify
6.2.4 Welsh groundsel
6.2.5 York groundsel
7 Evidence from artificial selection
8 Evidence from computation and mathematical iteration
8.1 Specific examples
8.1.1 Avida simulation
9 See also
10 References
11 Further reading
12 External links