Darwinists teach that humans are the most highly evolved animals, with fish in our distant ancestry. Humans have been happy to classify themselves as primates . . .
Cladistics is a school of taxonomy.
Those involved in this field have a unique way of hypothesizing relationships among organisms and they frequently clash with individuals who compose macroevolutionary sce narios. This idea is mainly based on an evolutionary concept called homology, the study of a structure that bears detailed resemblance to another structure in development and form. Yet this cannot possibly be taken as evidence of common descent. Human hind limbs cannot have descended from human forelimbs. Yet today they are identical, apparently homologous, structures.