I have to admit the evidence you present is persuasive, even though I really still don't understand the science behind it.
In particular, I have this question:
And mutations (the same mutation, anyway) don't generally occur simultaneously with a population; that's not necessary at all. Once you realize that, the "odds" change dramatically.
Why isn't this necessary? I can see why the "chances" would be reduced in asexual or hermaphroditic organisms, but sexual reproduction requires at least two...
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Date: 2002-11-19 05:38 am (UTC)In particular, I have this question:
And mutations (the same mutation, anyway) don't generally occur simultaneously with a population; that's not necessary at all. Once you realize that, the "odds" change dramatically.
Why isn't this necessary? I can see why the "chances" would be reduced in asexual or hermaphroditic organisms, but sexual reproduction requires at least two...