Page 29 - The Transitional Form Dilemma

HARUN YAHYA

Moreover, evolutionists hypothesize
that this process will last for millions of years.
Therefore, the number of such deformed
transitional individuals will be much greater
than the number of completed species, and
such in-between fossils should be those most
frequently encountered. According to evolu-
tionists’ claims, every species we see today,
and right down to the finest detail, every 5
structure within those species, from eye sock-
ets to ankles, from the tiny bones which con- ONE OF THE
stitute the fingers to the shape of the skull, MILLIONS OF COM-
PLETE FOOT FORMS
from the shape of the rib cage to the number
ENCOUNTERED
of vertebra—all came about gradually as the (picture: 5)
result of random mutations. This means that
every organ, limb, and component of the
species was also formed in stages until the
final form of that species emerged at last.

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DEFECTIVE TRANSITIONAL
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FORMS WHICH SHOULD EXIST
ACCORDING TO EVOLUTIONISTS,
BUT WHICH DO NOT
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