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== Morphology == | |||
a recognizable base form and structure that does not change over time | |||
=== Original Appearance === | |||
* separate and unique ( no common ancestors) | |||
* fully functional (no primitive ancestors) | |||
* similarity in form / design due to similarity in function and common designer | |||
== Phenotype == | |||
limited variation in surface features over time | |||
=== Speciation === | |||
* Katagenos Species Concept - a set of reprductively connected characteristics producing a recognizable pattern. | |||
* habitats and geographical distribution can indicate species boundaries | |||
* allows a greater diversity before disparity in both fossil and extant records (opposite of evolutionary expectations) | |||
=== Environmental Acclimation === | |||
* primary cause of speciation | |||
* occurs rapidly due to selection of already existing genes | |||
* speciation reduces genetic diversity | |||
== Genotype == | |||
Reproductive discontinuity between kinds; Reproductive continuity within a kind. | |||
=== Variation === | |||
* original kinds had broad genetic potential and variability | |||
* limit to variation within a kind (no unlimited potential growth) | |||
* no change of one kind into another kind | |||
* genetic entropy is causing degredation (not building up) | |||
=== Mating === | |||
* Heritage Mating - preference for individuals with same / similar surface features, habitats, and/or culture | |||
* can mate with same species | |||
* can potentially hybridize with other species within same kind | |||
=== Extinction === | |||
* extinction occurs when limited variability cannot meed the needs of environmental acclimation | |||
* can occur to both species and entire kinds | |||
== Timeline == | |||
Created Kinds appeared approximately 6,000 years ago | |||
=== Aquatic Extinction Event === | |||
* occurred approximately 4,500 years ago. | |||
* majority of fossil record produced at this time | |||
* rapid speciation followed to fill new environments | |||
* gradual slow down in speciation as environments became more stable | |||
* larger sizes existed before extinction event due to better environment | |||
=== Geographic Distribution === | |||
Generally following the Catastrophic Plate Tectonics model for post-flood distribution. | |||
== Taxonomy == | |||
taxonomic comparison averages near the Family level | |||
=== Natanzera Classification System === | |||
* based on Linnaean binomial nomenclature | |||
* retains all research done through centuries | |||
* replaces current endings with creation recognized endings | |||
* demonstrates Creation Orchard rather than Tree of Life | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:51, 26 February 2025
A testable hypothesis regarding the taxonomic relationships of plants and animals based on the core concept of limited ancestry
Morphology
a recognizable base form and structure that does not change over time
Original Appearance
- separate and unique ( no common ancestors)
- fully functional (no primitive ancestors)
- similarity in form / design due to similarity in function and common designer
Phenotype
limited variation in surface features over time
Speciation
- Katagenos Species Concept - a set of reprductively connected characteristics producing a recognizable pattern.
- habitats and geographical distribution can indicate species boundaries
- allows a greater diversity before disparity in both fossil and extant records (opposite of evolutionary expectations)
Environmental Acclimation
- primary cause of speciation
- occurs rapidly due to selection of already existing genes
- speciation reduces genetic diversity
Genotype
Reproductive discontinuity between kinds; Reproductive continuity within a kind.
Variation
- original kinds had broad genetic potential and variability
- limit to variation within a kind (no unlimited potential growth)
- no change of one kind into another kind
- genetic entropy is causing degredation (not building up)
Mating
- Heritage Mating - preference for individuals with same / similar surface features, habitats, and/or culture
- can mate with same species
- can potentially hybridize with other species within same kind
Extinction
- extinction occurs when limited variability cannot meed the needs of environmental acclimation
- can occur to both species and entire kinds
Timeline
Created Kinds appeared approximately 6,000 years ago
Aquatic Extinction Event
- occurred approximately 4,500 years ago.
- majority of fossil record produced at this time
- rapid speciation followed to fill new environments
- gradual slow down in speciation as environments became more stable
- larger sizes existed before extinction event due to better environment
Geographic Distribution
Generally following the Catastrophic Plate Tectonics model for post-flood distribution.
Taxonomy
taxonomic comparison averages near the Family level
Natanzera Classification System
- based on Linnaean binomial nomenclature
- retains all research done through centuries
- replaces current endings with creation recognized endings
- demonstrates Creation Orchard rather than Tree of Life
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