Answer to Question #293873 in Evolution for Beverly

Question

If the multicellular organisms arise from the unicellular organisms, can you

tell that all the species/organisms are related with one another?

Answer 1

No, they didn’t. Those who read into the data gathered from DNA, stretch the limits of what is known from DNA.

It is known that there are different kinds of organisms just by comparing DNA. And this is supported by anatomical differences showing different kinds of organisms.

And we know from DNA comparison that individuals from within the different kinds of organisms can be identified as the same kinds of organisms and that individual members can be identified to a certain degree from others of the same kind.

But not one person has any samples of DNA (or pictures for that matter), of the supposed “common” ancestors from which one kind reproduced descendants that went on to be classified as a different kind of organism from what the immediate parents were classified