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Dictionary » P » Permeate PermeateDefinition verb To diffuse through; to pass through, especially through the pores or interstices of (e.g. a membrane)
Word origin: Latin permeātus, from permeāre (pass through) Mentioned in: ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Theories - Origin of Life... However he put himself on the pedestal that clearly demeans anyone, that has a different view, as uneducated. This sort of arrogance does indeed permeate discussions like this and it does come from all sides of the debate. Therefore it is not possible to enter into any rational discussion with ...
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Proliferation and Precipitation Theory... have children. That means those skinny people will likely pass on their advantage to their children. Over time, those advantageous traits should permeate much of the gene pool. At the same time, the obesity rate should continue to decline. It seems that social values can precipitate adaptation. ...
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Re: Natural selection is proven wrong... of new species-ie the cambrian explosion again, see punctuated equilibrium dont let creationists spam these forums, dont allow ignorance to permeate!
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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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accelerating evolutionGod continually works on creation, masterfully designing each of his works God is the author of all sciences and man have grasped but has not permeate its realm
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