Skeptics, Where Is Your Evolution History?

@Roadsterrider i think you may need to look up exactly what 'evolve' means, as some of your points have been used in examples of evolution .
You say a pterodactyl can adapt into into a bird , but not evolve into one : this makes me very confused, as it reads as the same thing .

Primates are an Order, which is a group of Families, which divides into Genus groups and then Species .
We have other primates here, (of which there are nearly 300 species),as they have found their place in the natural order, as have we.
Evolution is like a branching of a tree: with original core 'domains' that divided through eons into more diverse creatures through ever branching kindoms,phylums, classes , orders, etc.
The primates around us today, have supposedly evolved just as we have, from the original mammal class.
That'd be like saying why are there cats dogs, when they are both mammals? When so are we.
Having a common primate ancestor doesnt eliminate other branches of species being able to develop.

Ie: primates...We are but one, (current) end branch of a big primate tree.🤷‍♀️

Sorry this ended up somewhere else , it was hard to find a good image that was easy to read) to show that primate is not a singular term . Nor is it a purely historic term.
Its where we supposedly came from and still are .
Primates did evolve (or change) into distinct species , of which we are one.
Im very confused by your statement that primates didn't change into anything else . There are hundreds of species of primates🤷‍♀️