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Results from our forumMethod preventing illnesses in the progeny... of viable organisms has specified interrelation between preservation and development of the nature, and in particular, between a quantitative constancy of individuals and the qualitative variability which is directed aside their perfection. Experimentally established law of continuity attributes ...
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life... cell enlist such elaborate editing and feedback looping that we observe. Also we are now observing the tremendous redundancy that exists ensuring constancy of functional output. All our experience tells us that this king of information comes from a mind, one that is using “ an external source ...
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The law of confrontation the levels energy... and reproduction of viable organisms that is, relationship between conservation and development of nature, in particular, between a quantitative constancy of organisms and the qualitative variability directed towards their perfection. The Law embodies the unity of the material transitions or, ...
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EVOLUTION; what influences allele frequency to change?... i gotta come up with hypothesis for each.. I think random mating would not affect the allele freq. since random mating itself is required for constancy of allele frequency according to hardyweinberg principle. As for genetic drift, it would change the allele freq since it will result in evoultion ...
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Re: What is biological stability?... relative terminology used to explain the condition of open- and close-systems. For example, in the case of the human body, It denotes the dynamic constancy of the composition, as well as the physico-chemical stability of the internal environment (body fluids: blood, lymph, interstitial fluid; ...
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