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Does complexity require intelligent design?

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Coragyps
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03-25-2005 8:20 PM 		Reply to: Message 145 by xevolutionist
03-25-2005 2:30 PM

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What if the beneficial mutation prevents the organism from breeding with the other, unaffected members of the group?
Then it can't very well be classe as beneficial, can it? By definition, a beneficial mutation is one that raises the ability to pass the mutation on to offspring.
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