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... sizes. How would you compare the density with the diversity as this could be a fundimental issue of the research. If anyone has any ideas of corrective statistics or experimental methods I would be very grateful!

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... beings (viz. eugenics), the idea that eyeglasses are degrading the human gene pool is not valid. I don’t know what news media have claimed about corrective lenses and genetics, but this is from a peer-reviewed journal: “Corrective lenses were invented far too recently to have allowed a substantial ...

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... more people are wearing glasses nowadays than 50 years ago, and by year (???) it is projected that close to 100% of the human population will need corrective lenses by adulthood. As non-glasses wearing individual, I was pretty shocked when heard that statement. And then I started thinking about ...

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... Inundation involves releasing large numbers of natural enemies for immediate reduction of a damaging or near-damaging pest population. It is a corrective measure; the expected outcome is immediate pest control. Because of the nature of natural enemy activity, and the cost of purchasing them, ...

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... reclassify organisms according to genetic data, but I haven't heard anything about it for a while. And as for evolutionary rates, bacteria lack a corrective mechanism during the reproduction of genetic material (as seen in humans, for example). This leads to many more genetic "stumbles" ...

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