[BroJoeK]

ml/mj: "Micro-evolution maybe. BUT NEVER MACRO-EVOLUTION."

Here's a formula which should be easy for you to remember:

micro-evolution = macro-evolution = adaption = short & long term evolution = (descent with modifications) + (natural selection).

It's all the same thing, accumulating modifications, only the time periods change.
And it all begins at every conception, with the introduction of mostly very minor, harmless "non-coding" DNA mutations.
Those few which do code usually harm the offspring, but on rare occasions they do help.

[ml/nj]

It's all the same thing, accumulating modifications, only the time periods change.

Each animal species has a characteristic chromosome number. We humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes. Please explain these "accumulated modifications" that got us from 22 or 24 or whatever pairs to 23.

It's not as if humans (or other animals) are never born with a different number of chromosome pairs, but none of these humans (or other animals) ever have grandchildren; which is sort of a bummer for anyone who believes in Darwinian evolution as you seem to.

ML/NJ

[Verginius Rufus]

If every species was created separately, why should there be any DNA in common at all between chimpanzees and human beings?