I've seen things you people wouldn't believe... (gwyckoff at ellis.uchicago.edu) wrote:
: Evolution, at the level which it is most commonly applied, does not
: address the very early part of the history of life. It really only applies
: since DNA (or at least, a self replicative molecule) has existed. In which
: case, we are really speaking of Molecular Evolution. (caps for emphasis.)
: Molecular evolution involves the random replacement of base pairs in DNA,
: and therefore a sort of reshuffling of genetic material due to mutation.
: This violates no physical laws. In fact, one could make an arguement that
: entropy in a system actually increases if the genome size increases, but
: that is not really relevant to the topic.
Man I didn't realize I learned alot already in 4 lectures in my
Molecular Biology class! This is what my prof said the first day. :)
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What do you think sirs?
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