Page 25 - The Cambrian Evidence that Darwin Failed to Comprehend

W hen Charles Darwin published his

On the Origin of Species in 1859, he
set out his own ideas on their origin
and claimed that this was based on various mechanisms
of the imaginary evolutionary process.
According to his thinking, evolution led to minute
changes in species through these mechanisms; and these
differences then increased, until every new living species
developed from some previous one, as a result of very small
changes. Again according to the theory, living species are
not distinguished from one another by major anatomical
differences, but begin diverging
from one another through minus-
cule variations.
This implies that all living
things are related to one an-
other. One living species ex-
perienced random and
gradual changes over a
period of time last-
ing for millions of
years, at the