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bomekked | 01:56 Sat 02nd Nov 2002 | How it Works
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They don't elvolve to suit an enviroment - they just freakisly happened to adapt to it better.
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True enough. Not much of a question though!!! :-)
10:00 Sat 02nd Nov 2002
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They don't just freakishly happen.. it's natural selection; survival of the fittest (genes). Search; 'Darwin' and 'Superbugs'
01:06 Sun 03rd Nov 2002
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It is wrong to term mutations as deformaties. They are naturally (most of the time) occurring changes within the genetic sequence. However a mutation which causes an advantageous characteristic to an individual of a population should give that individual a selective advantage. Would it be termed a deformity if through a mutation we were able to walk in a more upright manner?
01:37 Tue 05th Nov 2002

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