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             es that all species formed in this way.
             Yet that inference actually conceals a
             grave deception.
                There are two significant points to
             be made:
                1. Variations A and B, which have
             been isolated from one another, may be
             unable to reproduce when reunited
             again. But this generally stems from
             mating behavior. In other words, indi-
             viduals belonging to variation A are re-
             garded as foreign by variation B, and  D Duane T. Gish’s books criticizing g
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             therefore fail to mate, even though the-   t the theory of evolution n
             re is no genetic incompatibility to pre-
             vent mating. In terms of genetic infor-
                                                rished in terms of genetic information.
             mation, therefore, they are still members
                                                   Therefore, nothing about speciation
             of the same species.
                                                supports the theory of evolution. Becau-
             (Indeed, for that
                                                se the theory of evolution maintains that
             very reason the con-
                                                all living species developed from the
             cept of “species”
                                                simple to the complex through chance.
             continues to be de-
                                                In order for that theory to be taken serio-
             bated in biology.)
                                                usly, therefore, it needs to be able to po-
                2. The really im-
                                                int to mechanisms that enhance genetic
             portant point is that speciation represents
                                                information. It must explain how life
             a loss of genetic information, rather than
                                                forms lacking eyes, ears, a heart, lungs,
             an increase. The reason for the division
                                                wings, feet or other organs and systems
             is not that either or both variations have
                                                came to acquire them—and where the
             acquired new genetic information. There
                                                genetic data for these features arose. A
             is no such genetic acquisition here. Neit-
                                                species being divided into two through a
             her variation has acquired any new pro-
                                                loss of genetic information has nothing
             tein, enzyme or organ. No development
                                                to do with evolution.
             has gone on. On the contrary, instead of
             a population that previously contained
             genetic data for different characteristics Gish, Duane T.
             (for example, for both long and short fur,
                                                   In his address titled “The Origin of
             or dark and light coloring), there are
                                                Man,” presented to the Collapse of the
             now two populations, both been impove-
                                                Theory of Evolution: The Fact of Creati-
             Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)
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