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To: 21twelve
The odds of that based on random mutations (most mutations are bad) would be really high.

A lot of mutations are caused by flaws in one member's DNA but the recipient mutated member never survives, thus allowing the pure species DNA to continue on........

Just think of how many species of birds are similar to each other but yet never cross breed due to the hard wiring of their own specific dna that prevents them from being attracted to that slightly different species..........

55 posted on 06/20/2016 1:29:55 PM PDT by Hot Tabasco (My only regret in life is being too young to get to know my grandfathers before they died)
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To: Hot Tabasco
so far as we know, Pikaia gracilens started it all. Pikaia is the earliest known chordate fossil

There lots and lots of mutations until there was us


56 posted on 06/20/2016 1:38:52 PM PDT by bert ((K.E.; N.P.; GOPc;+12, 73, ....Opabinia can teach us a lot)
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