Nisam to ni rekao 


Zasto nigde u slojevima zemljine kore nije pronadjena neka prelazna vrsta? Nadje se neka zivotinjka koja je imala krila i odmah se tvrdi, e od ovoga je postala ptica. A gde je nesto izmedju? Nije to moglo preko noci.

Evo ispravio sam, sad zvuchi kako treba.

Eto ti na proshloj strani prelazne vrste bash kako si je trazio. Neshto izmedju dinosaurusa i ptice.
Nastavi da se pravish kao da nisi nishta video 

Evo opet
Archaeopteryx lithographica

Ево управо ти арлекин навео прелазну врсту и како је евоулирала и све више личила на данашње птице...
Ал' не вреди...

Moze i tako ali moras ono "zdrav razum" da promenis u "vera"  

@YuWarez To ne pije vodu. Ne moze postojati samo nekoliko prelaznih vrsta. Mora ih postojati milioni, milijarde dok neki oblik evoulira u drugi.

Definicija vere: Вера означава уверење у истинитост неке тврдње без њене провере, односно без логичког расуђивања и закључивања.

Inache, nisi prokomentarisao prelaznu vrstu koju si trazio. Mozda nisi video?

Прво је било како нема ни једне прелазне врсте кад ти човек дао неколико сад тражиш милионе, милијарде...

Nije bash milion, ali ....

Invertebrate to Vertebrate

    Unnamed Upper (U.) Pre-Cambrian chordate -- First to bear a primitive notochord; archaetypical chordate.
    Pikaia gracilens -- Middle (M.) Cambrian chordate with lancelet-like morphology.
    Haikouella -- Lower (L.) Cambrian chordate, first to bear a skull; archaetypical craniate.
    Haikouichthys -- L. Cambrian quasi-vertebrate, intermediate in developing a vertebral column; archaetypical vertebrate. [1]
    Conodonts -- U. Cambrian to Triassic quasi-vertebrates with spinal cord; "bug-eyed lampreys".
    Myllokunmingia -- L. Cambrian vertebrate with primitive spinal column; oldest true crown-group vertebrate.
    Arandaspis -- L. Ordovician vertebrate, armoured jawless fish (ostracoderm), oldest known vertebrate with hard parts known from (mostly) complete fossils.[2]

[edit] Jawless Fish to Jawed Vertebrate

    Birkenia -- Silurian primitive, jawless fish, a typical member of the Anaspida[3][4]
    Cephalaspis -- Silurian armoured jawless fish, archaetypical member of the "Osteostraca," sister group to all jawed vertebrates.
    Shuyu -- Silurian to Devonian, armoured jawless fish belonging to Galeaspida, related to Osteostraca. Internal cranial anatomy very similar to the anatomy seen in basal jawed vertebrates[5]. This similarity is directly implied with the translation of its name, "Dawn Fish," with the implication that it represents the "dawn of jawed vertebrates."

[edit] Acanthodian to shark[6]

    Ptomacanthus -- sharklike fish, originally described as an acanthodian fish: brain anatomy demonstrates that it is an intermediate between acanthodians and sharks.
    Cladoselache -- primitive/basal shark.
    Tristychius -- another sharklike fish.
    Ctenacanthus -- primitive/basal shark.
    Paleospinax -- sharklike jaw, primitive teeth.
    Spathobatis -- Ray-like fish.
    Protospinax -- Ancestral to both sharks and skates.

[edit] Primitive jawed fish to bony fish[7]

    Acanthodians -- superficially similar to early bony fishes, and some have been identified as being the ancestors of sharks.
    Palaeoniscoids -- primitive bony fishes.
    Canobius, Aeduella -- palaeoniscoids with more advanced jaws.
    Parasemionotus -- combination of modern cheeks with more primitive features, like lungs
    Oreochima -- first teleost fish
    Leptolepids -- vaguely herring-like ancestors of modern teleost fish. Lung modified into swim bladder.
    Amphistium and Heteronectes -- percomorphs that demonstrate the transition of the eye location of flatfishes.

[edit] Fish to amphibian[8]

    Paleoniscoids -- both ancestral to modern fish and land vertebrates.
    Osteolepis -- modified limb bones, amphibian like skull and teeth.
    Kenichthys -- shows the position of exhaling nostrils moving from front to fish to throat in tetrapods in its halfway point, in the teeth
    Eusthenopteron, Sterropterygion -- fin bones similarly structured to amphibian feet, but no toes yet, and still fishlike bodily proportions.
    Panderichthys, Elpistostege -- tetrapod-like bodily proportions.
    Obruchevichthys -- fragmented skeleton with intermediate characteristics, possible first tetrapod.
    Tiktaalik -- a fish with developing legs. Also appearance of ribs and neck.
    Acanthostega gunnari -- famous intermediate fossil. most primitive fossil that is known to be a tetrapod
    Ichthyostega -- like Acanthostega, another fishlike amphibian
    Hynerpeton -- A little more advanced then Acanthostega and Ichtyostega
    Labyrinthodonts -- still many fishlike features, but tailfins have disappeared
    Lungfish--A fish-that has lungs.

[edit] Primitive to modern amphibians[9]

    Temnospondyls
    Dendrerpeton acadianum
    Archegosaurus decheni
    Eryops megacephalus
    Trematops
    Amphibamus lyelli
    Doleserpeton annectens
    Triadobatrachus primitive frog
    Vieraella
    Karaurus primitive salamander

[edit] Amphibian to reptile[10]

    Proterogyrinus
    Limnoscelis
    Tseajaia
    Solenodonsaurus
    Hylonomus
    Paleothyris

[edit] Early reptile to turtle[11]

    Captorhinus
    Scutosaurus
    Odontochelys Semitestacea -- partial formation of a turtle shell, showing how the hard underbelly, or plastron, formed first.[12]
    Deltavjatia vjatkensis
    Proganochelys

[edit] Early reptile to diapsid (dinosaurs and modern reptiles except for turtles)[13]

    Hylonomus
    Paleothyris
    Petrolacosaurus
    Araeoscelis
    Apsisaurus
    Claudiosaurus
    Planocephalosaurus
    Protorosaurus
    Prolacerta
    Proterosuchus
    Hyperodapedon
    Trilophosaurus

[edit] Reptile to mammal[14]

    Paleothyris
    Protoclepsydrops haplous
    Clepsydrops
    Archaeothyris
    Varanops
    Haptodus
    Dimetrodon
    Sphenacodon
    Biarmosuchia
    Procynosuchus
    Dvinia
    Thrinaxodon
    Cynognathus
    Diademodon
    Probelesodon
    Probainognathus
    Exaeretodon
    Oligokyphus
    Kayentatherium
    Pachygenelus
    Diarthrognathus
    Adelobasileus cromptoni
    Sinoconodon
    Kuehneotherium
    Eozostrodon
    Morganucodon -- a transition between "mammal-like reptiles" and "true mammals".
    Haldanodon
    Peramus
    Endotherium
    Kielantherium
    Aegialodon
    Steropodon galmani
    Vincelestes neuquenianus
    Pariadens kirklandi
    Kennalestes
    Asioryctes
    Cimolestes
    Procerberus
    Gypsonictops

[edit] Dinosaur to bird[15]

    Allosaurus --A large therapod with a wishbone
    Coelophysis
    Compsognathus --A small coeleosaur with a wishbone
    Eoraptor
    Epidendrosaurus
    Herrerasaurus
    Ceratosaurus
    Compsognathus
    Sinosauropteryx
    Protarchaeopteryx
    Caudipteryx
    Velociraptor
    Deinonychus
    Oviraptor
    Sinovenator
    Beipiaosaurus
    Lisboasaurus
    Sinornithosaurus
    Microraptor -- a feathered bird with distinctly dinosaurian characteristics, such as its tail.
    Xiaotingia -- slightly earlier than Archaeopteryx, slightly more like a dinosaur and less like a bird
    Archaeopteryx -- the famous bird-with-teeth.
    Rahonavis
    Confuciusornis
    Sinornis
    Patagopteryx
    Ambiortus
    Hesperornis
    Apsaravis
    Ichthyornis
    Columba One of many typical modern birds

[edit] Transitional mammalian fossils
[edit] Primates

    Darwinius masillae -- a link between earlier primates and later ones.

[edit] Non-human primate to human

    Aquatic ape hypothesis -- a very controversial suggestion, aquatic apes may or may not have existed
    Australopithecus -- a genus of bipedal apes
    Australopithecus sediba -- advanced australopithecus showing more human features
    Homo habilis -- a transitional form from Australopithecus to later Homo [16]
    Homo rudolfensis -- a type of Homo habilis or a different species
    Homo ergaster -- a form of Homo erectus or a distinct species
    Homo erectus -- a transitional form from Australopithecus to later Homo (Latin for humans) species
    Homo heidelbergensis -- A possible common ancestor of modern man and homo neanderthalensis [17] [18]
    Homo neanderthalensis -- They may or may not have done Humpy bumpy with modern humans. [19] [20]
    Cro-magnon -- considered early modern human and perhaps as smart as we are

[edit] Cetaceans

    Indohyus -- a vaguely chevrotain-like or raccoon-like aquatic artiodactyl ungulate with an inner ear identical to that of whales.
    Ambulocetus-- an early whale that looks like a mammalian version of a crocodile
    Pakicetus -- an early, semi-aquatic whale, a superficially wolf-like animal believed to be a direct ancestor of modern whales.
    Rhodocetus -- An early whale with comparatively large hindlegs: not only represents a transition between semi-aquatic whales, like Ambulocetus, and obligately aquatic whales, like Basilosaurus.
    Basilosaurus -- A large, elongated whale with vestigial hind flippers: transition from early marine whales (like Rhodocetus) to modern whales
    Dorudon -- A small whale with vestigial hind flippers, close relative of Basilosaurus.

Pogresna definicija...Vera je osnov svega cemu se nadamo, potvrda stvari nevidljivih    

Videh jednu(nekoliko)vrsta ali ne videh dokaz da su to prelazne vrste. Ako te uzmemo za istinitu onda mora postojati ogroman broj prelaznih vrsta a ne samo nekoliko. Prelaz vrsta se nije mogao dogoditi preko noci

edit:I to je samo nekoliko ako pogledamo koliko vremena je trebalo da npr od tog zajednickog pretka (covek, majmun) postane danasnji covek. Koliko je to generacija? U svakoj od njih je morala da se desi neka promena