You might want to think before you write next time. Here's exactly what you said:the evolution of E.Coli and the human genome is entirely 2 different subjects. Stop quoting things you learned last semester in Bio 201.No, it doesn't. All evolution states is that genes are changing over time. Hopefully you are aware of antibiotic resistant bacteria or the new strains of viruses that come about every year. That is the result of evolution. This is a fact of life whether you willfully ignore it or not.
Really? Because here (http://myxo.css.msu.edu/ecoli/index.html
) we see empirical evidence of evolution. In other words, DATA exists. And that's just one example! So either you are ignorant of the evidence or you conveniently ignore it.
Please educate yourself and stop spewing false information.
empirical evidence of HUMAN evolution. not E.Coli evolution... children always point to the LAST thing they saw. forgetting entirely of all they learned previously...
I provided data that directly supports evolutionary theory. Now, surely you understand that evolution was intended to account for all organisms? You never specifically singled out humans. My guess is that you're flopping because you were just shown to be wrong. Your fault.Darwins theory isnt backed by DATA per se.
I'm just not so sure you understand what genes are or how they work. I mean, can you actually provide any substantial argument for why the genes of E. coli would be subject to mutation and natural selection and humans genes wouldn't? You can't. I'm not going to bother presenting examples of human evolution because you'll make excuses for why those don't adhere to your misunderstanding of what evolution is.