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Living intermediate species exist that bridge major evolutionary transitions
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Extant transitional species and lineages that bridge major evolutionary steps have been well-documented in various taxa, supporting the occurrence of evolutionary transitions.

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2008 · cited by 669
Paper 1 identifies extant, relict attine ant species that occupy transitional phylogenetic positions between major agricultural systems.
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The claim posits that living intermediate species exist that bridge major evolutionary transitions. Papers like [1] explicitly identify relict extant species occupying transitional phylogenetic positions between major ant agricultural systems, and paper [3] discusses extant and fossil forms spanning dietary transitions. The retrieved literature clearly supports the existence of transitional taxa. Therefore, the balance verdict is SUPPORTED.

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2002 · cited by 495
Paper 3 examines archaic fossil and extant ungulates spanning the browsing-grazing transition, highlighting intermediate forms and dietary states.
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