Does evolution teach that humans are related to fruitflies?
There's no insects in my family tree.
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DDonde · 31-35, M
Evolution doesn't "teach" anything. It's a tool that we use to work out species relationships.
I'm not certain, but I think you may be correct, actually. Mammals come from proto-mammals which come from fish, which come from a protofish, and then we don't know. But I think arthropods developed independently from fish? I don't think we have any arthropod ancestors.
I'm not certain, but I think you may be correct, actually. Mammals come from proto-mammals which come from fish, which come from a protofish, and then we don't know. But I think arthropods developed independently from fish? I don't think we have any arthropod ancestors.
Chattanooga · 56-60, F
@DDonde How can Alabamians and Tennesseans be related if they have different traits like rh negative?