Darwin evolution going backwards? (Introduction)
I don't think there is a "forward" or "backward" in evolution, only a "more adapted" or "less adapted." Snakes and whales or also examples of the loss of evolved features. The trend is toward more complex genomes, however. According to Wikipedia, the largest genome is that of the Amoeba. Evolution does not have an "objective", but is the outcome of a mindless process.
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David Turell,
2008-09-04, 01:21
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George Jelliss,
2008-09-04, 12:45
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David Turell,
2008-09-04, 16:55
- Darwin evolution going backwards? - David Turell, 2009-09-08, 14:56
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David Turell,
2008-09-04, 16:55
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Carl,
2008-09-04, 15:28
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David Turell,
2008-09-04, 22:50
- Darwin evolution going backwards? - Carl, 2008-09-06, 03:54
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dhw,
2008-09-11, 13:30
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David Turell,
2008-09-23, 17:41
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George Jelliss,
2008-09-25, 20:48
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David Turell,
2008-09-26, 00:43
- Darwin evolution going backwards? Not really - David Turell, 2023-01-17, 16:03
- Darwin evolution going backwards? -
David Turell,
2008-09-26, 00:43
- Darwin evolution going backwards? -
George Jelliss,
2008-09-25, 20:48
- Darwin evolution going backwards? -
David Turell,
2008-09-23, 17:41
- Darwin evolution going backwards? -
David Turell,
2008-09-04, 22:50
- Darwin evolution going backwards? -
David Turell,
2009-09-24, 14:05
- Darwin evolution going backwards? -
George Jelliss,
2009-09-24, 20:02
- Darwin evolution going backwards? - David Turell, 2009-09-24, 20:38
- Darwin evolution going backwards? -
George Jelliss,
2009-09-24, 20:02
- Darwin evolution going backwards? -
George Jelliss,
2008-09-04, 12:45