[quote]What part of the fossil record don't you get?[/quote] I like how you can't come up with a logical response that can prove YOUR point. You should rather say [i]I don't get the fossil record[/i] The missing links that evolution is based on are not there. They however do have a smaller scale of these links. Take for example, the Balusaurus. This whale has an extra joint that shouldn't be there. But next in this "Evolutionary Timescale" We don't have a whale with legs. Funny. The best that scientists could find is an ancient crocodilian beast. We can't just look at bones and just know what the organism is, or where it belongs to. Take for example the scandle with Mr. Chun in Ukraine. He found 'Ancient human bones' but when he showed it to his homecountry China, they provided that these were actually fossilized APE. To evolve one must first gain new instincts. A whale must tell himself to eat meat before he becomes a crocodilian. The same goes for monkeys. Sea-stars must change nature to eat other fish,and larger plants (not phytoplankton). This change would require a change in everything, their teeth, digestive system, and their circulatory system. Again, thankyou for letting me show you up!