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How old are the first vertebrates? |
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Answer 2: "Maybe" 10,000 years old? Perhaps fish? Based on what? No scientific evidence to support that, and the Bishop Ussher method of adding up stuff from the Bible has all of whole world history going into 6,000 years. So you're neither fish nor fowl. And Mendelian genetics says absolutely nothing about rates of population growth. This is nothing but mumbo-jumbo.
The answer that is accepted in science is that fossil fish have been found in Cambrian age rocks, 530 million years old.
And so here we have illustrated the big weakness of anonymous wiki formats. How can you rely on an answer?
First answer by ID1523572147. Last edit by Andyman2. Contributor trust: 25 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 11 [recommend question]





