An argument against the validity of evolutionary theory says that there are too few transitional forms representing the gap between any two living species that supposedly share a common ancestor. How do the human evolutionary record and this criticism relate?

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Journey Gonzales

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29 June, 12:19

An argument against the validity of evolutionary theory says that there are too few transitional forms representing the gap between any two living species that supposedly share a common ancestor. How do the human evolutionary record and this criticism relate?

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Maximilian Reid · Answer 1

Answer:They both relate in that almost every specie in the pre-mordern human fossil record can be deregarded as a transitional specie between the African Ape and the modern man.