Page 109 - The Error of the Evolution of Species

Harun Yahya
(Adnan Oktar)

ton and sugar cane harvest in the United States between

1930 and 1980, as well as a three-fold increase in tomatoes,
and a four-fold increase in potatoes and maize. 127
Contrary to the distortions made by certain circles who
seek to use biodiversity to further their own ideologies, it
has absolutely nothing to do with the fictitious theory of
evolution. Proponents of evolution try to portray the varia-
tions and genetic diversity in nature as evidence, by mis-

leading those who have little information on the subject of
biology. However, genetic diversity within a species consists
of the exchange of biological information already possessed
by members of that species to produce offspring with new
genetic combinations. Therefore, no new genes nor any
new species emerges as a result of genetic variation. Species
are always the same species, because their genes are always
the same. Existing genes are merely brought together in dif-
ferent combinations, which has nothing at all to do with any

supposed process of evolution.
Genetic diversity is one of the most important links in
Earth's complex ecological chain. Paul Ehrlich, Professor of
Biology at Stanford University, explains:

Aside from nuclear war, there is probably no more serious
environmental threat than the continued decay of the ge-
netic variability of crops. 128

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