Okay pops.
Here's one source:
http://www.kiawahturtles.com/cowgill/evolutionThere are a few others.
When I say, "identicle", clearly I don't mean exact DNA replication,
but the species has mantained same body structure for millinia.
Also, you're right! I don't know nearly as much about the theory as you POST-EAT-SLEEP-POST-EAT-SLEEP-POST-..... people. That's why I ask questions. I also ask questions to see if you guys can come up with a plausable answer. Thus far, I have had few.
When you say, answer your own questions, it defeats the whole purpose. And besides, as I mentioned above, I ask questions both to learn, and to see if they are answerable.
A universal species. My question was if there is such a thing possible according to evolution. In other words, is there a peak of evolution where a species can only get so adapted? Is there a limit to how far a species could "evolve"?
Advance-Adapt-Evolve-Leap Forward-Become the next link-become better than before-so on... Does that answer your question?