I was not even beginning to address structural homology. I was speaking to sequence homology. That is where the entire process of evolution is WRITTEN for anyone to read. The notion that evolution is some theory with no support is false. The history of the process of random mutation and selection is described by the proximity of genomes of all life.
There is no question about it. Sequence homology describes evolution. That HIGH level structural homology of a multi-cellular system is highly complex and chaotic/divergent is something that is NOT surprising given what we know about the behavior of complex systems arising from simple underlying rules (see cellular automaton).
Developmental processes are quite a complex process while protein structure and function are very clearly conserved across species in many ways. Take one gene sequence for a protein in one organism and compare it to the homologous sequence in many others and you will find that the sequence diverges by random mutations from creature to creature.
The more important the protein to the animal's function, the more conserved (i.e. the gene is less tolerant of mutation). The more divergent the genes, the longer it was before the organism shared a common ancestor.
This isn't fossil digging. This is statistical genetics on decoded genomes of creatures.
So either the god that did creation made it look exactly like evolution is what happened or EVOLUTION IS WHAT HAPPENED. Either way, there was no intelligent hand in the process. There was/is only adaption to the pressures of the environment through natural selection and competition.
Fact.
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