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... these statements are completely bogus. Recently, I read an article in Time magazine on evolutionary psychology regarding human mating. Previously, conventional wisdom suggested that men are evolutionarily predisposed to adultery and cheating because it would ensure the greatest number of offspring. ...

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... coiling system and more. It's great news for the theory that has a place waiting for how that works. But it's already complicating the ET based conventional thinking. I'm still not sure if ID theory should be considered as scientific, but you've at least caused me to have some respect for it, ...

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... material of two mouse eggs, each from different female mice. As an adult Kaguya grew up healthy and even had her own brood when she mated (the conventional way) with a male mouse. Kaguya’s mouse pups were born fine and went on to have their own offspring. Essentially, a single chromosome is ...

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... material of two mouse eggs, each from different female mice. As an adult Kaguya grew up healthy and even had her own brood when she mated (the conventional way) with a male mouse. Kaguya’s mouse pups were born fine and went on to have their own offspring. Essentially, a single chromosome is ...

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... trying to understand the more complicated version of the FST calculation developed by Cockerham & Weir (1984), which is more accurate than the conventional FST estimate developed by Wright. I keep getting negative results. The result is only supposed to go from 0 to 1. Here's one example. http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/511/fstproblemnegativeresulhg6.gif ...

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