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Competition Among Closely Related Evolutionary Neighbors? Yet Another Failed Darwinian Prediction

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On an episode of ID the Future, Casey Luskin wraps up his four-part series of conversations with Cornelius Hunter about the failed predictions of Darwinism. Dr. Hunter is a Discovery Institute Fellow, adjunct professor, and author. His website Darwin’s Predictions critically examines 22 fundamental predictions of evolutionary theory.

In this last podcast in the series, Hunter discusses evolution’s prediction that competition should be greatest between closely related species. For more on the study of green algae that Dr. Hunter cites, see our article at ENV, “NSF Study on Green Algae Finds Darwin Was Wrong About Competition.”

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