Recent New Species?

[SkepticalScience]

Have there been any new species that were “created” in recent times?

How would science determine that that species was indeed new, and not simply one they haven’t come across before?

I would love to say to a creationist, “Well, where did the [insert new species here] come from? Did the designer make it without anyone knowing 3 years ago?”

Thanks!
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[Hawk one]

Well, let's see. Take a look at this article (http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-speciation.html), which should give you a nice starting point. Page also includes a very visible link to more observed speciations.

[Nick Bogaerts]

This is why the Talk.Origins Archives are your friends:
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/speciation.html

[Nick Bogaerts]

Gah, Hawk one got it first with the same source.

[SkepticalScience]

Excellent. Thanks.

[cbish]

Have there been any new species that were “created” in recent times?

That would certainly be a way to falsify ID.

[Dr Adequate]

That would certainly be a way to falsify ID. No, it demonstrates that the designer (blessed be his holy name) is still designing.

He's getting pretty good at beetles, don't you think?

[Bronze Dog]

He's getting pretty good at beetles, don't you think?
NO! They'll never replace the old volkswagen!

[John Bentley]

That would certainly be a way to falsify ID.
No, they would simply say that ID has no problem with microevolution. Even if those fruit flies, plants, etc. are different species, they are still fruit flies, etc.