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Darwin persisted in citing him anyway, making him look like
a supporter of the very doctrine of evolutionary parallelism he
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In short, Darwin exploited his time's primitive scientific
conditions to make false and prejudiced deductions; and took

advantage of the limitations in communications in order to
distort other scientists' findings.
This fact's coming to light—late though it is—is
doubtlessly a major blow to Darwinism. Darwin received
help from Haeckel's falsifications and portrayed embryology
as in favor of his theory. Many people were deceived by this
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myth and in their naïve ignorance, accepted that they once

had gills.
But that was then. Now it is known that embryology
does not prove Darwinism. Now the same slogan must be re-
iterated in the field of embryology.
Once upon a time, there was Darwinism! Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)

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