"No new species in the natural world have been observed to have arisen as a result of this mechanism.
Also Darwin's theory is completely inadequate for explaining the sudden appearance and disappearance of large groups of
species, or even entire genera."
The evidence suggests that the extinction of species, for the most part, does not occur because of natural selection.
In North America, there are fossil remains of many species of horses of many sizes. They all disappeared, despite being biologically well suited to survive there. Escaped horses brought by the Spanish survived in the wild very well.
Natural selection is inadequate to explain this, and many other instances of extinction, which are common in our natural history museums for anyone who cares to look.
The geological record also shows the sudden appearance of new species, in large numbers. Natural selection is also inadequate to explain this.
P
erhaps instead of making insults, you should try providing a logical rebuttal.
Truth is not determined by the majority vote of any group. I think for myself.
