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''Archaeopteryx'' is sometimes presented as evidence of evolution because the bones have some characteristics reminiscent of [[reptile]]s, making it appear to be a so-called "[[transitional form]]" between reptiles and birds.  

''Archaeopteryx'' is sometimes presented as evidence of evolution because the bones have some characteristics reminiscent of [[reptile]]s, making it appear to be a so-called "[[transitional form]]" between reptiles and birds.  

There are two criticisms of the ''Archaeopteryx''.  One criticism is that the fossils are fraudulent. Another criticism is that ''Archaeopteryx'' existed but was a true bird and not a transitional form suggesting evolution.

There are two criticisms of the ''Archaeopteryx''.  The preeminent British physicist, Sir Fred Hoyle, determined it to be fraudulent. Another criticism is even if ''Archaeopteryx'' existed, it was a true bird and not a transitional form suggesting evolution.

== Specimens ==

== Specimens ==