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Evolution starting with a single bacterium

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06-10-2004 11:05 PM 		Reply to: Message 12 by scot-free
06-10-2004 6:57 PM

Re: Biologic machines?
There is so much unknown so far, e.g. so-called junk DNA, that I am cautious to make claims which I don't know for sure.
Bacteria have almost no (or none??) "junk DNA." Their genomes are vastly simpler than those of us profligate eukaryotes.
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