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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Actually "missing links" are very common. Any animal like a seal or walrus, that lives on land and in water could be considered a link. Life started in the Ocean and then adapted to land.
gater
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June 30, 2018
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I think they’re talking about evolutionary links.
@MichaelSpinler
missing link. A supposed animal midway in evolution between apes and humans. The term is based on a misunderstanding about the theory of evolution, which does not state that humans are descended from apes, but rather maintains that both humans and apes descended from a common ancestor.
@Gatovicolo Gorillas and chimp are our cousins, about 99%of their DNA matches ours. What purpose would a "link" serve?
@gater
I think it’s more of a scientific question than not.
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