Post by Pincho Paxton on Jul 8, 2016 6:29:15 GMT
I have concentrated on worm to Salamander to Fish. It is easy to get salamander to lizard to bird also. But Salamander to Insect?
Insect evolution seems strange from any angle.
I base an insect physics on the physics of a snowflake which is for gravity to propagate inwards towards a small dot, or point. That gets you the common six legged body propagation, and the inwards propagation may shrink a salamander to the size of an insect.
It just seems odd, although salamander to wasp is not quite so odd.
Or maybe we branch from the worm?
Pincho Paxton
Insect evolution seems strange from any angle.
I base an insect physics on the physics of a snowflake which is for gravity to propagate inwards towards a small dot, or point. That gets you the common six legged body propagation, and the inwards propagation may shrink a salamander to the size of an insect.
It just seems odd, although salamander to wasp is not quite so odd.
Or maybe we branch from the worm?
Pincho Paxton