whatshallicallmyself
Bottom line, there are no transitional fossils. Why make claims if there is nothing to back it up? We have evidence for micro we have none for macro. From Darwin to now it has been the same.
Darwin read
“Principles of Geology” by Charles Lyell, whose central methodological
principle was. ‘To explain the former changes of the earth’s surface, by
reference to causes now in operation.’ According to Lyell, our present
experience of cause and effect should guide our reasoning about the causes of
past events. Lyell argued that when historical scientist are seeking to explain
events in the past, they should not invoke unknown or exotic causes, the
effects of which we do not know, instead, they should cite causes that are
known from our uniform experience to have the power to produce the effect in
question.
Darwin appealed
to this principle to argue that presently observed micro evolutionary processes
of change could be used to explain the origin of new forms of life in the past
[macro evolution]. Since the observed process of natural selection can produce
a small amount of change in a short time, Darwin argued that it was capable of
producing a large amount of change over a long period of time. In that sense,
natural selection was ‘casually adequate’.
And the same applies today.