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Repeated Evolution of mammalian-style jaw feature rewrites established understanding of evolution
When evolutionists re-examine fossils (e.g., using modern CT scanning), it typically leads to a revision of the established understanding of evolution. Here we go again … The acquisition of the mammalian jaw contact was a key moment in mammal evolution … What these new Brazilian fossils have shown is that different cynodont groups were experimenting […]
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Repeated Evolution: Venom delivery systems evolved independently multiple times, around the same time, and in the same regions
Explore the Darwinian world of wonders: Venom delivery systems evolved independently during the same periods of Earth’s history and in the same regions. What a coincidence! https://www.jstor.org/stable/40864404
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Repeated Evolution of complex brains: The same retroviral insertion event occurred independently in mammals, fish, and amphibians
And here we go again … (There is definitely something very wrong with the theory of evolution.) From a mainstream journal (ScienceDaily.com): Researchers report February 15 in the journal Cell that ancient viruses may be to thank for myelin — and, by extension, our large, complex brains. The team found that a retrovirus-derived genetic element or “retrotransposon” […]
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Repeated evolution: A retroviral gene was co-opted 177 times independently in vertebrates to aid reproduction
Given that a single mutation in your genome can cause a serious genetic disorder, it is challenging to accept the following scenario: Imagine something inserting a large segment of its DNA into your genome. One might expect such an insertion to disrupt the genome, potentially leading to severe systemic issues, such as cancer or even […]
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Not only the peppered moth — dark forms increased in over 100 other species of moths during the period of industrial pollution.
Although many people have heard about industrial melanism in the British peppered moth, it is not widely appreciated that dark forms increased in over 100 other species of moths during the period of industrial pollution. This raises the question of whether they relied on the same or similar genetic mechanism to achieve this colour change. […]