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29+ Evidences for Macroevolution: The Scientific Case for Common Descent

Douglas L. Theobald (TalkOrigins Archive)

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Theobald's essay is unusual and admirable in one respect: every line of evidence is stated as a prediction with an explicit "potential falsification". That makes it well suited to a rubric built on the scientific method. Whether a prediction that common descent shares with other explanations counts in its favour is the question the reasoning check calls affirming the consequent.

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Douglas L. Theobald (TalkOrigins Archive)
Published
1999–2012
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Common Descent, The Fossil Record, Molecular Evidence

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  1. p01Introductionabout 2,961 words
  2. p02Part 1about 10,234 words
  3. p03Part 2about 14,761 words
  4. p04Part 3about 5,012 words
  5. p05Part 4about 6,665 words
  6. p06Part 5about 4,938 words

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