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molecular genetic proof against random mutation (1)

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peter borger
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Message 271 of 274 (22560)
11-13-2002 7:00 PM 		Reply to: Message 268 by Mammuthus
11-12-2002 5:51 AM

Dear Mammuthus,
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You say:
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Then perhaps you have a "scientific" rebuttal to post 266?
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I say:
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You missed my mail 209 in the mol gen evidence for a multipurpose genome thread. (Dr Page send in duplicates)
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best wishes,
peter
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Message 272 of 274 (22655)
11-14-2002 8:24 AM 		Reply to: Message 271 by peter borger
11-13-2002 7:00 PM

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Originally posted by peter borger:
Dear Mammuthus,
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You say:
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Then perhaps you have a "scientific" rebuttal to post 266?
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I say:
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You missed my mail 209 in the mol gen evidence for a multipurpose genome thread. (Dr Page send in duplicates)
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best wishes,
peter
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Sorry, don't see how that rebuts SLPx' post 266 and the references it contains. Perhaps point by point in this thread where it was brought up?
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Message 273 of 274 (26039)
12-09-2002 1:19 PM

Random mutation is only a force of evolution when combined with natural selection.
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At the sub-genome level, Kimura's neutral theory of molecular evolution seems to be more releveant.
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12-23-2002 9:23 AM

Thread closed at request of originator Peter Borger.
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