blipey
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How exactly is the following point a piece of evidence that you can use to make any decision at all?
| Quote | | 2. Dougals Erwin's quote from Geotimes Feb. 1991, "Resolving many evolutionary...problems... assumes that the stratigraphic order of fossils bears some relationship to their choronological order." The deleted words do nothing to influence the main point he is making. |
That may or may not be the case. The point is "how can this be a deciding factor in decision making"? If that was the case, then the point number 2 should include something like "chronological order of the fossils shown to be incorrect BECAUSE..."
I note nothing like that, what am I missing?
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