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'''Macroevolution''' is a distinction made by some evolutionists and all [[young earth creationism|biblical creationists]] that separates the change of certain characteristics of various kinds of animals (causing [[species|speciation]]), from the changes that [[natural selection]], [[mutation]]s, and genetic drift that allegedly, given enough time, lead to the creation of new kinds of organisms consisting of a single common ancestor and all the descendants of that ancestor (see [[Clade]]s). For example, evolutionists have false alleged that birds are the descendants of reptiles and that man descended from a common ancestor of apes). Macroevolution has never happened and the earth is approximately [[Young earth creationism|6,000 years old]] and not billions of years old. Some prominent modern biologists have made a distinction between microevolution and macroevolution (for example, see quotes of prominent evolutionists below).
'''Macroevolution''' is a distinction made by some evolutionists and all [[young earth creationism|biblical creationists]] that separates the change of certain characteristics of various kinds of animals (causing [[species|speciation]]), from the changes that [[natural selection]], [[mutation]]s, and genetic drift that allegedly, given enough time, lead to the creation of new [[Bariminology|kinds of organisms]] consisting of a single common ancestor and all the descendants of that ancestor (see [[Clade]]s). For example, evolutionists have false alleged that birds are the descendants of reptiles and that man descended from a common ancestor of apes). Macroevolution has never happened and the earth is approximately [[Young earth creationism|6,000 years old]] and not billions of years old. Some prominent modern biologists have made a distinction between microevolution and macroevolution (for example, see quotes of prominent evolutionists below).
Dr. [[Roger Lewin]] commented after the 1980 University of Chicago conference entitled “Macroevolution”:
Dr. [[Roger Lewin]] commented after the 1980 University of Chicago conference entitled “Macroevolution”: