Mutate

... THE POPULATIONS? THERE IS NO EVIDENCE IN THE CRUST OF THIS. And how did immobile plants seperate? They happened to somehow seperate and then mutate and then their transitions become dust--no trace. Some transitions happen right away, others in too short a time for there to be fossils. This ...

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I'm not sure that i know what you mean. There is no 'ability' to mutate genes that i know of, it is a random event, a mistake. That would depend on how you define a "mistake." Some species are more efficient than others at correcting and preventing ...

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... form must already be present in the genome mechanism or else it can never change I'm not sure that i know what you mean. There is no 'ability' to mutate genes that i know of, it is a random event, a mistake. in which case a relatively sudden change in environment would lead to extinction. Again ...

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... THE POPULATIONS? THERE IS NO EVIDENCE IN THE CRUST OF THIS. And how did immobile plants seperate? They happened to somehow seperate and then mutate and then their transitions become dust--no trace. Sexual reproduction has a good amount of crossover exchange which greatly accelerates the ability ...

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... man, which was diagrammed in the primate-to-man illustration and was based on the tooth of an extinct pig. No one has ever seen the genome mutate to ADD information and create a new family. The evolutionists take micro evolution and assumes that there will be no genetic boundaries, but ...

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