Prehistoric world and Evolution

[cromagnon]

those who can adapt the most to their environment , survives ..

those who cant get instinct...

black people are exposed more to sunlight so their skin no longer create melanin..

the white ones in europe , has more melanine.. cus theres almost no sunlight..


for es..

in 100 ofspring of spiders

20 of them have poison , 20 can jump , 20 have long legs.. the rest are normal - 40..

there are always slight mutation in every generation , but it takes millions of years..

the rest are normal - 40..

more likely those who lack traits get instinct..

the rest flourish and they devide in their own in the evolution three..

[coolnezz]

it takes millions of years of evolution/mutation?
how long have humans been in existence?
so would it take millions of years to evolve from a chimpanzee to say... a beautiful blue-eyed blonde supermodel?

[redline]

excuse me? i wasn't arguing and i wasn't trying to promote my faith here. i was only making a point against bad comparison that God and energy are the same which are not.

then go to S&O section. this is not the right place to discuss ur faith here.

[Ger]

mao ni run... religion aside... amazing hastang "how stuff works" galibog...

http://science.howstuffworks.com/evo...volution11.htm

Could life arise spontaneously? If you read How Cells Work, you can see that even a primitive cell like an E. coli bacteria -- one of the simplest life forms in existence today -- is amazingly complex. Following the E. coli model, a cell would have to contain at an absolute minimum:

A cell wall of some sort to contain the cell
A genetic blueprint for the cell (in the form of DNA)
An enzyme capable of copying information out of the genetic blueprint to manufacture new proteins and enzymes
An enzyme capable of manufacturing new enzymes, along with all of the building blocks for those enzymes
An enzyme that can build cell walls
An enzyme able to copy the genetic material in preparation for cell splitting (reproduction)
An enzyme or enzymes able to take care of all of the other operations of splitting one cell into two to implement reproduction (For example, something has to get the second copy of the genetic material separated from the first, and then the cell wall has to split and seal over in the two new cells.)
Enzymes able to manufacture energy molecules to power all of the previously mentioned enzymes

[Ger]

sakto jud pangwarta ra nang stories about god

but there is energy right?

[Ger]

if our science books tells us that matter cannot be created nor be destroyed. Then is there really a need for a creator?

hehe...

bitaw sa... nganong naporma man ang amino acids in the first place?

[cromagnon]

mao ni run... religion aside... amazing hastang "how stuff works" galibog...

HowStuffWorks "How Evolution Works"

Could life arise spontaneously? If you read How Cells Work, you can see that even a primitive cell like an E. coli bacteria -- one of the simplest life forms in existence today -- is amazingly complex. Following the E. coli model, a cell would have to contain at an absolute minimum:

A cell wall of some sort to contain the cell
A genetic blueprint for the cell (in the form of DNA)
An enzyme capable of copying information out of the genetic blueprint to manufacture new proteins and enzymes
An enzyme capable of manufacturing new enzymes, along with all of the building blocks for those enzymes
An enzyme that can build cell walls
An enzyme able to copy the genetic material in preparation for cell splitting (reproduction)
An enzyme or enzymes able to take care of all of the other operations of splitting one cell into two to implement reproduction (For example, something has to get the second copy of the genetic material separated from the first, and then the cell wall has to split and seal over in the two new cells.)
Enzymes able to manufacture energy molecules to power all of the previously mentioned enzymes

bacterias appered 10 billion years ago. it was only in the last 1 billion years that multicell organism appered.


so bacterias ruled the earth in the last 50 mins in the hour(analogy) multicell in the last 10 mins ra cla na abot.

reptiles in the last 5 mins. humans last minuit na ni abot sa earth..


so it how complex they are explains how they were able to survive and exist till today.

they're size is their advantage.. and how they can easily propagate..




the first life can't only occur in earth , they can occcur anywhere in the universe ... thats why there are alien life/

[cromagnon]

it takes millions of years of evolution/mutation?
how long have humans been in existence?
so would it take millions of years to evolve from a chimpanzee to say... a beautiful blue-eyed blonde supermodel?

monkeys existed 20 million yrs ago , humans exist 2million years ago. the missing like was found and it is 5 million yrs old. .


so from homo erectus to homo sapiens it took 2 million years.... tama ka, ,

so it will be a wonder how humans will look like in the next 2 million years ,,, mas mo gwapa ba cya'g samot or modako iyang ulo man gamay'g lawas . murag alien..

[Ger]

bacterias appered 10 billion years ago. it was only in the last 1 billion years that multicell organism appered.


so bacterias ruled the earth in the last 50 mins in the hour(analogy) multicell in the last 10 mins ra cla na abot.

reptiles in the last 5 mins. humans last minuit na ni abot sa earth..


so it how complex they are explains how they were able to survive and exist till today.

they're size is their advantage.. and how they can easily propagate..




the first life can't only occur in earth , they can occcur anywhere in the universe ... thats why there are alien life/

which part did you state the beginning of life again, brother? analogy denied!

[cromagnon]

so what r u proposing brother , god created the cell .... but can ur bible explain it.

basic elements and spark can create amino acid ..

and how dna , RNA and protein were form followed in the process,. out of this world meteors may have also send it in our planet.. its a bubbles of chemical reaction out there..

all this discoveries just makes it more nmore interesting...