///"Cell biology has more in common with the ideas of Lemarck than Darwin."

Not true. Evolution was presented as a dramatically different idea when it was presented. Studies of DNA and RNA confirm Darwin's great theorum. It's too bad he didn't live to see them materialize.///

Well, you'll have to take that up with Dr. Bruce Lipton. I'm not a biologist"

"Interestingly, Lemarck's hypothesis about the mechanisms of evolution conform to modern cell biologists' understanding of how immune systems adapt to their environment as described above."

As for the people insisting those charts I posted aren't ladders--it was the very thing I was describing earlier in this thread that you insisted was not true. It was these so-called human ancestors that we already discussed as having left no evolutionary trends. Now you're saying it is true except for one guy who took a more novel tack by saying my posting these charts was taking them out of context.

But have it your way. They're not ladders--they're charts.