Point of regard

... Nobody as far as I am aware denies that these changes take place. The point is do these changes lead to new species formation. (See the links I ... the body plan of the fruit fly has changed throughout it's existence, regardless of how rapid its generation time may be. Segmentation is perhaps ...

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... trying to misquote me and introduce straw man arguments. My point was and is, if you wish to point to “beneficial examples” then keep ... by gene duplication is old news. As far as I know, researchers still regard the origin of hemoglobin clusters by duplication as a matter of fact. ...

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... to protect against against malaria. So to ensure clarity of the point I raised. It is a fact that fetal hemoglobin protects the unborn child ... restores partial protection to offset a particular disease, and you regard this as a beneficial mutation? It is an interesting take on things, ...

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... is tetramer. There are four subunits: two betas and two alphas. The point mutation I referred to earlier causes the beta chains to be wonky. ... determines whether a mutation is harmful or neutral. Many biologists regard all changes in genetic make up as mutations. Some are random errors/damage ...

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... from is simply incorrect. Regarding the term mutations. Many biologists regard all changes in genetic make up as mutations. Some are random errors/damage but the majority are not. Molecular Evolution makes this point http://www.tempoandmode.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/bromhampatternsratesofmolecevoels08.pdf ...

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