Point-of-care systems

... suddenly changed, which then makes it impossible to find one single point along the way that they became a new subspecies (or possibly new species). ... as a single system, with neighboring specialized chromosome territory systems. The fusion event also scrambles some of the genes at each end as ...

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... despite this seemingly gross genetic abnormality. Then again, a simple point mutation in the right place can make one's life a living hell. Like so often with biological systems, it is usually a sum of many factors and I wouldn't be surprised if there was ...

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... with any degree of certainty what the first bird was. All you can do is point to a series of dinosaur-bird intermediates, each becoming progressively ... Thus it can be seen that biology is not a science as its classificatory systems cannot identify the objects of its science if it cannot identify ...

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... and only has empirical function... we're at an impasse. To make my point, I wanted to demonstrate to you that there are systems which you will easily accept as naturally occurring, that have apparent functions. ...

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... the nuecleotides in the mRNA. But mRNA gets its instructions from DNA. Point being that if the improbability of chance in hemoglobin is high, how ... Inconceivable. On the other hand, it is much more logical that complex systems or objects of any kind show design and therefore are designed and ...

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