Post by Pincho Paxton on Nov 24, 2020 18:26:16 GMT
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How ancient fish may have prepared for life on land
Pincho says...
Completely wrong! Fish moved into the water from land, sea worms moved to land first. Sea worms evolved into amphibians, and amphibians became fish. So the study is backwards.
The study is backwards based on probability, where sea worms had hundreds of millions of years advantage over fish to move to land, plus wriggling is easier to put on land in the first place. Worms would easily survive in estuaries, and have time to grow legs.
The probability makes it almost impossible for the link to be right.
Pincho Paxton
How ancient fish may have prepared for life on land
Pincho says...
Completely wrong! Fish moved into the water from land, sea worms moved to land first. Sea worms evolved into amphibians, and amphibians became fish. So the study is backwards.
The study is backwards based on probability, where sea worms had hundreds of millions of years advantage over fish to move to land, plus wriggling is easier to put on land in the first place. Worms would easily survive in estuaries, and have time to grow legs.
The probability makes it almost impossible for the link to be right.
Pincho Paxton