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Biohazard: Also, a bad mutation turning out to be good is rare and hardly observed in the natural world, especially when it comes to multi-cellular organisms. Also, keep in mind that most mutations are lethal, and thus they ...

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Biohazard: 1)You wrote "even a 'bad' mutation can do well, a famous example of this would be the association of malaria and sickle cell aenemia." I wonder if you could explain this as a positive association. I do ...

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Depending on the usefulness of the given mutation against the organism's environment, the mutation may be deleted (severely debilitating mutation), it may prevail as a heterozygote (no obvious harm or benefit), or it will increase in numbers (beneficial as heterozygous or as homozygous). In certain...

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Ok, so this breeding program of yours. Have you considered invading Poland first? All in due time, my friend. First we need to have finished breeding our army of gargantuan Southern Elephant Seals before any invading can be done. After that we will repopulate the country with very tall and beautifu...

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biohazard: are you sure, that * people in e.g. Africa or elsewhere are afraid of (non-venomous) arachnids etc.? * native/primitive? because of lack of correct English word, I mean people who live in wild nature like Indians ...

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