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"Macro" vs "Micro" genetic "kind" mechanism?

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Wounded King
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10-26-2005 2:43 AM 		Reply to: Message 123 by Cold Foreign Object
10-25-2005 6:40 PM

Why don't you establish a fact then explain how ape sperm miraculously produced a better and more intelligent version of itself repeatedly ending in modern human beings?
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Wow, an easy one. Mutation, probably random in the majority of instances, and natural selection. The neccessary facts would be the observed prevalence of mutational events and the obvious operation of natural selection. Some evidence would be the comparative analysis of human and other primate genomes.
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Wounded King
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10-26-2005 2:47 AM 		Reply to: Message 123 by Cold Foreign Object
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Are you sure you aren't thinking of Mayr saying that there were limits to the genetic variability that could be sustained within a single gene pool?
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