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Dictionary » R » Rudimentary Rudimentaryrudimentary poorly developed and not functional. Compare: vestigial, obsolete. Pertaining to the early stages of development. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Bible vs Darwin... Read everything I stated my latest post. It incorporates your arguments as well. And as for the creationist site, their arguments are very rudimentary, so much so, that even Theologians have to refute them. All are very easily denounced with a little scientific work. Creationist's biggest ...
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DNA change?... cancer and liver failure. We don't understand enough about the genome yet to know what is being affected. 2. Gene therapy targeting tools are very rudimentary. Currently by changing your viral vectors you can infect specific cells, however there is no way to decide where your gene is being integrated ...
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Which is a vestigial tooth... the human appendix) which is greatly reduced from the original ancestral form and is no longer functional. Not fully developed in mature animals; rudimentary wings."
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Theory of Superthermic Contraception(I'm not highly versed in biology and have pieced together the following theory from rudimentary knowledge. Please comment on the validity of all aspects of the theory) Postulate: Temperature above a certain threshold destroys live sperm. Ipso facto it is possible ...
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A Monkey's UncleOh, sorry to be a pain but single celled organisms first joined to become a community they needed to communicate and what developed was a rudimentary nervous system called a nerve net. over time parts of the nerve net have joined to form nerve chords and ganglia, never going backwards in this ...
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