Man there are laws exist in Biology as well. I know the difference between Law and Theory. Theory has just supportive evidence which could be wrong as well as right at the same place. I was pointing to him as Law mean the actual facts but the Aye Bye Shay.
This is just a statement not the evidence. If I say your Name James, will you agree to it? No the same here, the Home Erectus or might be the transition state but one species can't make the bridge between us and any animal which is claimed to be 'second' in everything to Human. I mean to say there would be many species between Human as the most advance animal and another animal which might be 2nd to human in brain complexion.
Because evolution can't be abrupt from an animal who can't even speak, or think and then converted into human? I need the evidences for those species, their life style, their any inventions etc as there many species exist between Fish and amphibians and between amphibians and birds. And the strange things it that there is NOT a single species exist today who even can speak or have some other resemblance with human character. Very Strange! No?
Again just statement. What is proof that 95% DNA of human and Chimps are same because I know it is wrong. It is around 81% or less. And BTW it is not a big deal, I will show below. Previously they reported as 98.5% similar but then they rectify it by further studies putting more data of sequences of DNA and concluded:
....In 2002 research study proved that human DNA was at least 5% different from chimpanzees—and that number probably will continue to grow as we learn all of the details about human DNA (Britten, 2002). (meaning this difference will grow further.
Reference: Britten, Roy J. (2002), “Divergence between Samples of Chimpanzee and Human DNA Sequences is 5%, Counting Intels,” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 99:13633-13635, October 15.
Then another scientist says:
Jonathan Marks, (department of anthropology, University of California, Berkeley) has pointed out the often-overlooked problem with this “similarity” line of thinking.
Because DNA is a linear array of those four bases—A,G,C, and T—only four possibilities exist at any specific point in a DNA sequence. The laws of chance tell us that two random sequences from species that have no ancestry in common will match at about one in every four sites. Thus even two unrelated DNA sequences will be 25 percent identical, not 0 percent identical (2000, p. B-7).
Therefore a human and any earthly DNA-based life form must be at least 25% identical. Would it be correct, then, to state that daffodils are “one-quarter human”? The idea that a flower is one-quarter human is neither profound nor enlightening; it is outlandishly ridiculous! There is hardly any biological comparison that could be conducted that would make daffodils human—except perhaps DNA. Marks went on to concede:
Moreover, the genetic comparison is misleading because it ignores qualitative differences among genomes.... Thus, even among such close relatives as human and chimpanzee, we find that the chimp’s genome is estimated to be about 10 percent larger than the human’s; that one human chromosome contains a fusion of two small chimpanzee chromosomes; and that the tips of each chimpanzee chromosome contain a DNA sequence that is not present in humans (B-7, emp. added).
Further:
In 2003, the completed human genome study is scheduled to be published. Before this massive project was created, scientists estimated that humans possessed 90,000 to 100,000 genes (a gene is a section of DNA that is a basic unit of heredity, while the genome constitutes the total genetic composition of an organism). With preliminary data from the genome project now in hand, scientists believe that the actual number of genes is around 70,000 (Shouse, 2002, 295:1447). It appears that only about 1.5% (as per old study) of the human genome consists of genes, which code for proteins. These genes are clustered in small regions that contain sizable amounts of “non-coding” DNA (frequently referred to as “junk DNA”) between the clusters. The function of these non-coding regions is only now being determined. These findings indicate that even if all of the human genes were different from those of a chimpanzee, the DNA still could be 98.5 percent similar if the “junk” DNA of humans and chimpanzees were identical.
Read Further:
Homology (or similarity) does not prove common ancestry. The entire genome of the tiny nematode (Caenorhabditis elegans) also has been sequenced as a tangential study to the human genome project. Of the 5,000 best-known human genes, 75% have matches in the worm (see “A Tiny Worm Challenges Evolution”). Does this mean that we are 75% identical to a nematode worm? Just because living creatures share some genes with humans does not mean there is a linear ancestry.
Biologist John Randall admitted this when he wrote:
The older textbooks on evolution make much of the idea of homology, pointing out the obvious resemblances between the skeletons of the limbs of different animals. Thus the “pentadactyl” [five bone—BH/BT] limb pattern is found in the arm of a man, the wing of a bird, and flipper of a whale—and this is held to indicate their common origin. Now if these various structures were transmitted by the same gene couples, varied from time to time by mutations and acted upon by environmental selection, the theory would make good sense. Unfortunately this is not the case. Homologous organs are now known to be produced by totally different gene complexes in the different species. The concept of homology in terms of similar genes handed on from a common ancestor has broken down... (as quoted in Fix, 1984, p.189).
Mr Aqalmand, I had told you that between human and 'ancestors', there shouldn't be just two species but many more. I think you have just heard the word evolution but don't know its actual meaning? A true Evolution must involve step wise changes not leaps and bounces. When a child born, he is transforms from a small baby into a full fledge man no in one month or year but needs many years involving many observable changes.
And about the DNA claim, I have given detail about. It is useless analogy. If DNA is even 99% same, at least Chimpanzee should talk or any of its organs should be used in human being by transplantation etc. Come'on man, what a non-sense. If there are even 100% identical person, with 100% DNA matching but still they will look like different, their colour, their hair, their thinking, their brain intelligence and in many aspects and you are talking about 95% (which is also very wrong because the scientists have hidden many facts and data in it and compare only identical regions.)
All your answer are just statement not proves. You are asking me to search. Why should I search? You are claiming hence you provide the proof not me.
At end of my post, I had asked the question that in how much Fish had been transferred into amphibians and in which conditions? Plus is this process still continue? If it is still continue give the proof if not then answer me why?..........But you have ignored this question and blaming me irrational...