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... like a leg, since in the arm the radius and ulna are much more closer in size than what are the tibia and fibula in the shin, and there is quite apparent neck and head visible on the upper part of the bone, which I think is missing in the arm. However, I think the neck and head of the femur (if ...

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... order to" achieve survival, appear teleological, and therefore invalid. Usually, it is possible to rewrite such sentences to avoid the apparent teleology. Some biology courses have incorporated exercises requiring students to rephrase such sentences so that they do not read teleologically. ...

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... prospect of a new conceptual breakthrough"....."By contrast, the insistence on adaptation being the primary mode of evolution that is apparent in the Origin, but especially in the Modern Synthesis, became deeply suspicious if not outright obsolete, making room for a new worldview that ...

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PROOF of indoctrination. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleology Apparent teleology is a recurring issue in evolutionary biology, much to the consternation of some writers Statements which imply that nature has goals, for example where a species is said to ...

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... resistance and any/all of those can be present. Also, such mutations occur REGARDLESS of selective pressure. It's just that they might not be apparent in absence of selective pressure. You would not know that some of your bacteria became Kan resistant until you grow it in presence of Kan... ...

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