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JAM



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(Permalink) Posted: Mar. 02 2008,09:23   

Quote (Albatrossity2 @ Mar. 02 2008,08:32)
Quote (JAM @ Mar. 02 2008,00:10)
The point you keep missing is that these karyotypically visible events (fission, fusion, inversion, translocation, etc.) can produce speciation with absolutely zero change in phenotype.

On the other hand, a single nucleotide substitution can cause massive phenotypic changes.

Can you manage to wrap your brain around that fundamental point?

And I predict that Daniel will keep on missing this point; I have become convinced that he doesn't understand it...

He could if he put his mind to it. IMO, it's more accurate to say that he refuses to understand it.

  
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