Evolution is Unsound

Thanks for the response Pro.macroevolution - major evolutionary transition from one type of organism to another occurring at the level of the species and higher taxa.http://dictionary.reference.com...species - the major subdivision of a genus composed of related individuals that are able to breed among themselves, but are not able to breed with members of another species.http://dictionary.reference.com...1. MacroevolutionWhile I maintain that the only difference between microevolution and macroevolution is more time, I'll explain how biology views macroevolution compared to microevolution.Macroevolution is at or above the species level, so more time is necessary for greater genetic divergence than that of microevolution.For these reasons it's not easy to observe macroevolution within particular species because of how many generations need to occur.2. What are species?Organisms are of the same species if they can reproduce offspring who are viable with these organsims' species.You can be certain that you have organisms of a different species if they cannot reproduce viable offspring with each other.3. Speciation is macroevolution.Pardon the tautology, but species speciate. Speciation has been observed.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...The three spine stickleback fish has been observed speciating.At one observed point, a member of the parent species could reproduce with other members of the parent species group and their offspring, and at a later observed point, the newer offspring were genetically incompatible with the parent species group.It's a new species, and this is an example of macroevolution.This is the same case with hawthorn-->apple maggot flyThe original species, the Hawthorne Fly, used to feed on the fruit of hawthorns.Once apples were introduced into their environment, some of the hawthorn flies fed only on the apples, while the typical hawthorn fly remained eating the fruits of hawthorns.Now, since so much time has passed, currently, apple eating hawthorns (apple maggot flies) mature later in the season, and require chemicals from apples that help with fertilization/reproduction.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...The original hawthorn fruit eaters simply do not interbreed with the apple eaters, and these species cannot reproduce viable offspring with each other.They are now two different species, and the parasites that inhabit them have also evolved along with the diet change.This is macroevolution, even if it sounds like microevolution to Pro; these examples yielded new species.4. Human Chromosome 2Human chromosome two is a fusion of two ancestral ape chromosomes.Humans have one fewer pair of chromosomes than the great apes...because two ape chromosomes fused to make our 2nd chromosome.http://genome.cshlp.org...Single chromosomes typically have two ends and a center.Telomere - Centromere - TelomereTelomeres (the red ones) - - - - - Centromeres (the green ones) --- But humans' 2nd chromosome looks like the single chromosome on the right: Which is Telomere - Centromere - Telomere - Telomere - Centromere - Telomere This shows fusion.How do we know what fused?Base pairs on the ends of each chromosome are unique to that chromosome.We found the base pairs that match ancestral ape chromosomes on our 2nd chromosome. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...Genetic changes over time lead to different species from a parent species. The new species would have remnants of the parent species in their genetics. Our 2nd chromosome is clear evidence that apes are our ancestors and our parent species is ape. We are in fact modern apes.This fusion of chromosomes is exactly what you would expect if evolution were true, and it demonstrates how changes over time lead to different organisms completely, which is another example of macroevolution.Due to its mechanistic explanation and subsequent demonstrations of the biodiversity of life on earth, and that human chromosome 2 is a fusion of two ape chromosomes, which is an accurate prediction from evolution, evolution is sound.I would love to address Pro's contentions with the fossils Pro has mentioned however, there aren't any sources to verify any of his claims. If Pro provides some sources for that argument, I would be happy to refute them.