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No genetic bottleneck proves no global flood

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Stargaze
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Message 17 of 140 (663402)
05-24-2012 9:01 AM

According to AIG they're stating that the human genome shows little genetic variation.
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http://www.answersingenesis.org/.../v17/n1/events#fnList_1_7
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I'm still in the "novice" category in terms of learning and understanding evolution so please bear with me.
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The argument still stands however that even if what AIG says is true...ALL land dwelling organisms should show little genetic variation [bottleneck].
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Message 21 of 140 (663435)
05-24-2012 4:10 PM

I have a question. Is there more than one way to "detect" a genetic bottleneck? Or can you only figure this out by comparing one species to another, like they did with the elephant seal example?
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