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To: woollyone
Can a Finch's beak turn into a pair of lips?

If the environment called for it.

If so, would it survive?

If the adaptation was a result of a change in environment, then the change would be necessary for survival.

I can also point out the exmples of the woodpecker and the Cleaner-Fish and demonstrate that it is an impossibility for these creature to have evolved naturally. Each of these two examples show intellegent design

I don't think they do. Mutualism supports evolution. Please expand.

But can you demonstrate a finch turning into a lizzard, or a dog?

Sure, have you got a couple hundred finches, a lot of land and a few hundred thousand years?

124 posted on 09/27/2001 12:16:05 PM PDT by Ice-D
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To: Ice-D
Sure, have you got a couple hundred finches, a lot of land and a few hundred thousand years?

That's wishful thinking. By evolutionary standards, it'd take a lot longer than that.
128 posted on 09/27/2001 12:26:10 PM PDT by dubyagee
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