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Author Topic:   Is Earth old enough for DNA to evolve?
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Message 14 of 60 (668113)
07-17-2012 9:30 AM
Reply to: Message 10 by bcoop
07-17-2012 9:12 AM


Re: Generation lengths bogus
what would a mathematical model of the time needed to generate the human genome look like"?
I think expecting to have your question answered before you asked it was... unreasonable.
If you want to assume that human genome was created completely from scratch, then perhaps it is okay to ignore calculations regarding lower life forms. But given that the theory of evolution is common descent, such an assumption would not address the theory of evolution as it is understood.

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