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why is the lack of "fur" positive Progression for humans?

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Message 182 of 202 (511906)
06-12-2009 3:58 PM

Im new here, and i havn't read this entire thread. I hope i'm not barging in...
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There are obvious reasons for hair in nature. Is there a reason for hair when you have established a means of creating shelter? What if we lost our hair simply because the hairyness no longer gave an advantage?
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Im no expert in evolution, but traits that offer no advantage get lost in the gene pool.
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