"John D. Giorgis" wrote: > Now wait a second - I happen to believe in evolution just as > much as the next geologist, but it doesn't bother you at all > that we have *never* observed speciation? I mean, bacteria > produce generations *very* rapidly. If no scientist has > ever been able to produce speciation in bacteria, I think > that that signals a *major* flaw in our understanding of > evolution.
>From what I understand, bacteria are so varied, and change so rapidly, that it's hard to tell *when* they cross from being the same species, to becoming a new species. It's a very fuzzy line. ______________________________________________________________________ Steve Sloan ......... Huntsville, Alabama =========> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brin-L list pages ........................ http://brinlist.sloan3d.com Chmeee's POV-Ray Objects ................... http://chmeee.sloan3d.com 3D and Drawing Galleries .................. http://www.sloansteady.com Software ................ Science Fiction, Science, and Computer Links Science fiction scans ......................... http://www.sloan3d.com
