I pretty much agree with you Max. Since taxonomy is more of a convenience than a science, arguing over the species is pointless, which is one of the reasons I moved the debate away from that subject.
The fact is that animals can change. The question is how much can/did they change?
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Fossil record: if you're going to start telling me, like those Jehova's Witneses did, that God planted them in the ground, you needn't bother.
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Off course not. That's like saying God is lying to us on purpose.
There is a lot to the fossil record, but I'll wait until someone else brings something up. The main problem with debating evolution is that both sides are sure science backs them and therefore any evidence the other side gives is generally shrugged off as being misenterpreted or a hoax.
Like the dinosaur bones that have been found with bronze spears in them, and the dinosoar footprints in the same riverbed rock layer as human footprints. Most evolutionists just say they don't exist, they are a myth, or some religious looney didn't study what they had found well enough.