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Are mutations enough to explain natural selection?

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nator

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01-02-2003 9:42 AM

Reply to: Message 10 by peter borger
01-01-2003 3:09 AM

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(And don't read to much of Dawkins. It can be demonstrated that he doesn't even know the most elementary stuff on DNA. Above all things I prefer truth)

Of course, one doesn't need any knowledge of DNA to understand that evolution occurs.

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