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Mendel wasn't entirely right

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03-26-2005 4:14 AM 		Reply to: Message 8 by Wounded King
03-24-2005 9:52 AM

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The paper suggests that the mutation of HTH may greatly increase the frequency of an otherwise very rarely operating mechanism.
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If a mechanism operates very rarely how is it selected for?
Is it just that even very rare use provides a very very small bias?
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