Re: Herr Haeckel


mccoy@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
RF,

No doubt the smaller the individual the closer the resemblance, in some
respects. No doubt since the back bone of homo sapiens is part of the
central nervous system, it had to be developed first. Naturally
evolutionists have supressed this fact in favor of pointing out the
inadvertant similarity that this causes - being that since the backbone
is larger and projects outward, somehow this becomes evidence for a
"tail" even though no tail is present.



So much for the similarity! The apparent similarities are facile and
structurally do not add up.

JM

So all those embryologists working for 150 years and more are wrong!
How do you explain pharygeal arches? And perhaps you can explain why
human embryos develop a tail in the early stages, but reabsorb it to
produce the coxyx?
Of course, I know that you won't, but I'm sure that your response will
provide us all with amusement.

RF

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