Page 29 - The Evolution Impasse 1

The Tasmanian Wolf and
a SImIlar AnImal from
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se with placentas, and marsupials. Evo- words, according to the theory of evolu-
lutionists suppose that this difference ca- tion, totally independent mutations must
me into existence with the first mam- have produced these two categories of
mals and that each category underwent a creatures by chance! Of course, this is
different evolutionary history, indepen- impossible.
dently of the other. But it is interesting One of the interesting similarities
that in each of these two categories, the- between placental mammals and marsu-
re are almost two “identical pairs”. Wol- pials is that between the North American
ves, cats, squirrels, anteaters, moles and wolf and the Tasmanian wolf. The first is
mice with their similar features belong classed as a mammal with a placenta; the
both to the category of mammals with second as a marsupial. (It is supposed
placentas and marsupials. 21 In other that contact between marsupials and pla-
Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)