Faith writes:
Sorry, Tanypteryx. ONE mutation for black fur in a population absolutely devoid of that allele must
must show up just in time for when it's needed, against astronomical odds
First, what do you mean just in time? The lave fields are over 1 million years old. If the mice had just 1 generation per year that would be one black mutation in a million generations.
That could hardly be described as "just in time for when it's needed."
We already know you would never be able to calculate the odds for anything, so it is obvious you are just making it up. The clue is you using "astronomical". Astronomical is not a number. It has no meaning in this context.
must show up in a germ cell, against astronomical odds
Once again, you are just making it up. You have no idea what the odds are. And again with the meaningless "astronomical odds."
and that one germ cell has to somehow get selected for parenthood, against astronomical odds
Still more made up delusions with un-calculated, incalculable odds.
and the two black furred babies out of four that are born must somehow survive the predator that has kept the population light colored forever, against astronomical odds
Again, un-calculated odds.
and survive to adulthood, against astronomical odds
Still more delusional odds.
and then just in time venture onto the black lava which will protect them, against astronomical odds.
And more fantasy odds.
There is no answer to this logic. So sorry you seem to have a problem understanding it.
There is no logic involved in anything you have said. It is pure delusional fantasy.
You just make stuff up, but you never back it up with facts or a well reasoned argument, ever.
I am wondering just how much "astronomical" is and what units do you use to measure it?
Get real Faith. Your ignorance of probabilities and genetics is glaringly obvious to anyone reading this thread. You have convinced me of one thing. The probability of you ever demonstrating an understanding of genetics or any other science is approaching zero.
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