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by Brian Thomas, M.S. *
In an everyday scene so bizarre that science fiction writers might never have imagined it, algae-eating sea slugs actually hijack chloroplasts—those tiny plant structures that perform photosynthesis—and use them as energy producers for themselves. Evolutionary biologists have linked a particular mechanism that they thought sea slugs used in this baffling process to a means by which evolution could have crafted similar DNA sequences found in similar-looking creatures that use completely different DNA. But new research heralds bad news for these evolutionary wishes and provides clear evidence for incredible biological creation.
...By demonstrating that HGT did not occur in sea slugs, this research robs secular theorists of a key evolutionary mechanism. Their findings discount their own theory. What new concept will they conjure to explain how foreign-looking DNA was added to different animals that are otherwise widely separated on their evolutionary tree of life? (Emphasis added)
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