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molbiogirl
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Message 15 of 27 (418217)
08-27-2007 12:34 AM
Reply to: Message 13 by Wonderly2
08-27-2007 12:23 AM


I am talking about "developmental biology" Or how a bone forms from birth.
A very quick google found this online developmental biology textbook.
You might want to take a look at that text and try to refine your question, e.g. did you mean from birth or from conception?
And as for your OP ...
If the answer to this question cannot be given, than it seems to me that science should spent more time trying the understand the marvels around us, and less time guessing where it came from.
Why don't you dial back the snark and take a look at this.
You'll notice that there are several fields of study: protein evolution, biochemistry, genetics, evolutionary biology, molecular biology. To answer your question, one would need more than a passing familiarity with each of these disciplines.
It's no surprise that an encyclopedia couldn't answer all of your questions.
Have you done any other research?
Edited by molbiogirl, : typo and more info

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molbiogirl
Member (Idle past 2669 days)
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Message 20 of 27 (418226)
08-27-2007 12:57 AM
Reply to: Message 16 by Wonderly2
08-27-2007 12:34 AM


This is what I cannot understand. If you do not know how a bone forms from birth, something which scientists can actually observe, why would you even start to think you know how it developed from nothing?
The origin of the universe is off topic here. Please address that topic on the appropriate thread.
Have you had a chance to read the forum guidelines? If not, I suggest you take the time to do so.
Whomever it was you were quoting was simply saying that s/he couldn't fully answer the question. (Please try to become familiar with the dBcodes link ... they will allow you to use quote boxes. If you have any questions, the FAQ can help.)
Why do you assume, after having looked at one encyclopedia, that the question can't be answered? Please refer to my prior post that I've recently edited to include a couple useful links.
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