Biblical Genetics | Reproductive barriers WITHIN the created kinds @biblicalgenetics8838 | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 13 hours ago.
One of the basic ideas in creationism is that all members of a 'created kind' can reproduce with others from that kind. Problem is, we know there are many examples of closely-related species with reproductive barriers between them. So how did those barriers arise? In this short, Dr Carter explains that within-kind boundaries are both expected and explainable in the creation model.

Main Video Link:
biblicalgenetics.com/african-cichlids

References:
Meier et al. (2023) "Cycles of fusion and fission enabled rapid parallel adaptive radiation in African cichlids," Science 381:1428.
Carter, R. (2021) "Species were designed to change"
creation.com/species-designed-to-change-part-1
Carter, R. (2021) "Species were designed to change"
biblicalgenetics.com/species-designed-to-change-1

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