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Dictionary » T » Transmission Transmissiontransmission 1. (Science: microbiology, physiology) A passage or transfer, as of a disease from one individual to another or of neutral impulses from one neuron to another. 2. (Science: genetics) The communication of inheritable qualities from parent to offspring An incident in which an infectious disease is transmitted. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe:... with it if the new species population has traits that are not present in its parent population then this shows ns is wrong as ns is about the transmission of already present triats In other words the new species population has new triats not seen before so where did they come from, they could ...
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Natural selection is proven wrong... with it if the new species population has traits that are not present in its parent population then this shows ns is wrong as ns is about the transmission of already present triats In other words the new species population has new triats not seen before so where did they come from, they could ...
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Re:... spring which is not present in its parents then that shows ns is wrong as ns is about traits already present i being passed on NS is all about the transmission of already acquired traits if evolution can take place by speciation i.e. a new species has new traits that are not present in the antecedent ...
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Natural selection is proven wrong... spring which is not present in its parents then that shows ns is wrong as ns is about traits already present i being passed on NS is all about the transmission of already acquired traits if evolution can take place by speciation i.e. a new species has new traits that are not present in the antecedent ...
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Re:... different animals are able to interbred if they do not have a common ancestor. How about answering my question now? to quote NS is all about the transmission of already acquired traits if evolution can take place by speciation i.e. a new species has new traits that are not present in the antecedent ...
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