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Based on how evolution has gone over hundreds of thousands of years - I cant say I agree with you - but mostly in the concept of human-centric-time - yeah, I'd
by Aloha 9y ago
Based on how evolution has gone over hundreds of thousands of years - I cant say I agree with you - but mostly in the concept of human-centric-time - yeah, I'd agree with you - no substantive change happens over 10 generations, but over 10,000 generations? yes.
Look at dogs, they evolved from wolves, and while both are still canids, we'd for sure call a dog, not a wolf.
- rukittenme 9y agoNo. Dogs did not evolve from modern wolves. They evolved from a common ancestor of both dogs and wolves. If we call that common ancestor "wolves" as we call the modern wolf it is the fault of language not of cladistics.