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Do you really understand the mathematics of evolution?

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05-17-2020 8:59 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by Kleinman
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Please describe the Kishony Mega-Plate and Lenski Long Term Evolutionary experiments and their mathematics. Provide links as references.
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Kleinman writes:
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If you or any members of this forum know how to correctly describe the physics and mathematics of either of these experiments or know of links that do this, please provide that information.
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Were you hoping for a discussion, or is this a question you'd like answered?
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