Gulls

... (subspecies)form a circle or loop where adjacent variants interbred, but those at either end do not, even where meet. Examples include: Larus gulls, Ensatina salamanders, and the Greenish Warbler.

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... evolved." Sounds like speciation and macroevolution to me. Speciation does not equal macroevolution. You assume that because two species of gulls can become reproductively isolated, that you've proven goo-to-you evolution. All of these are examples of microevolution, which can be accomplished ...

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... evolved." Sounds like speciation and macroevolution to me. Speciation does not equal macroevolution. You assume that because two species of gulls can become reproductively isolated, that you've proven goo-to-you evolution. All of these are examples of microevolution, which can be accomplished ...

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apes use sticks to dig ants/termites and the like out of hole/nests certain whales use bubbles to herd fish Gulls drop shells on rocks to crack them open Otters use rocks to break open mussels Just because there are no buttons doesn’t mean it’s not an invention Their methods ...

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... eared owls.marsh hawks,sandpipers,great blue herons,great egrets,mice,red-bellied salt marsh harvest mouse,gulls,pacific herrings,sturgeon,flounder,shellfish,plants,snails,small shellfish, and humans :lol: i no its alot :lol:

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