A Spoof on Evolution Theory
The
theory of evolution teaches that living things are becoming more
complex as time progresses. Because the chromosomes in living matter
are one of the most complex bits of matter in the known universe, it
would seem logical to assume that organisms with the least number of
chromosomes were the first ones to evolve and those with the most
chromosomes are the end result of millions of years of evolution
experimenting to increase complexity in living organisms. From the
chart, it is "obvious" that we all started off as penicillium with
only 2 chromosomes, and that we slowly evolved into fruit flies.
After many "millions of years" we turned into tomatoes (or house
flies) and so on, until we reached the human stage with 46
chromosomes. One of our ancestors must have been one of the
identical triplets—opossums, redwood trees, and kidney beans—with 22
chromosomes each.
If
we are allowed to "continue evolving" we may someday be tobacco
plants and maybe we may even become carp with 100, or maybe even the
ultimate life form, a fern with 480 chromosomes! Don’t you believe
it! God made this world and all life forms, as recorded in the
Bible.
The Evolution of Species by Means of Increasing Number of
Chromosomes
-or-
The Preservation of Complex Life Forms in the Struggle for Life
|
Number of
Chromosomes |
|
Fern |
480 |
|
White
Ash |
138 |
|
Carp |
100 |
|
Goldfish |
94 |
|
Sweet
Potato |
90 |
|
Turkey |
82 |
|
The Ultimate
Goal(s). |
| |
|
Chicken |
78 |
|
Dog |
78 |
|
Duck |
78 |
|
Identical
Triplets! |
| |
|
Horse |
64 |
|
Cow |
60 |
|
Silkworm |
56 |
|
Cotton |
52 |
|
Amoeba |
50 |
|
|
| |
|
|
Identical
Twins! |
| |
|
Human |
46 |
|
Bat |
44 |
|
Wheat |
42 |
|
Soybean |
40 |
|
Cat |
38 |
|
Starfish |
36 |
|
Apple |
34 |
|
|
| |
|
|
Identical
Twins! |
| |
|
|
|
| |
|
Opossum |
22 |
|
Redwood |
22 |
|
Kidney
Bean |
22 |
|
Identical
Triplets! |
| |
|
Corn |
20 |
|
Marijuana |
20 |
|
Carrot |
20 |
|
Identical
Triplets! |
| |
|
Lettuce |
18 |
|
Honeybee |
16 |
|
Garden
Pea |
14 |
|
|
| |
|
|
Identical
Twins! |
| |
|
Fruit
Fly |
8 |
|
Penicillium |
2 |
|