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Dictionary » I » Intrinsic IntrinsicIntrinsic Situated entirely within or pertaining exclusively to a part. Origin: L. Intrinsecus = situated on the inside ![]()
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Results from our forumPitfalls of Evolutionary Psychology: Exaptation... You do not play or listen to music because it is going to boost your chances to reproduce. The joy from hearing music or playing music is intrinsic to itself and not tied to reproduction. I’m going to label the hypothesis that many features of human behavior are based on the versatility ...
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Looking for answers/input.... reproduces and it becomes the norm" - it instead becomes, "<such a thing> randomly mutates with no benefit from the mutation, any intrinsic systems which force out the mutation don't start or work, the organism survives, reproduces and passes on this single mutation, several mutations ...
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Require advice regarding Myelin/VitB12 :D... nervous system, but anemia is the most prominent symptom. It is uncommon (although possible) to have a vitamin B12 deficiency unless you lack the intrinsic factor. B12 causes some degree of demyelination if the deficiency has lasted for a relatively long time, but as far as I know this is quite ...
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Re:... know nothing--where it was going--it didn't know what lungs were and it had no blueprint or allele for lungs. Neither did the genes, they have no intrinsic knowledge, but are only information containers. 3) In other words, the new information that was produced was not guided by intelligence from ...
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Human agingAlso, you know Hydra which it hs been oberseved that they live for very long period without intrinsic aging because the stem cells permeate its body. It sounds like their stem cells do not accumulated mutations...
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