>In my earlier post, I referred to the German group who put together
>the symposium "Typen des Lebens".
It's a pity this is in German. I would love to get a translated version.
Do you know if anyone is working on a translation?
Secondly, is there any connection between the basic typoes and the
classifications Walter ReMine discusses in his chapter on Discontinuity
Systematics in his book?
>They demonstrate that the dog
>family and the horse family do constitute "Basic Types" - linked
>genetically within the family but with no linkages outside the
>family. This volume does not claim that these "Basic Types" are to
>be equated with the Genesis kinds - for that is loading the biblical
>text with a technical meaning which (some of us think) it does not
>have. One strong inference from the scientific analysis of the data
>is that the members of the dog-family show evidences of having
>descended from a common ancestral population. Similarly for the
>horse-family. Evidence for genetic linkages from these populations
>to any other population is totally lacking. This is fully consistent
>with the scenarios developed by PCs and YECs.
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