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Dictionary » P » Procreate Procreateprocreate To beget; to produce by the sexual act; said usually of the male parent. Origin: L. Pro-creo, pp. -creatus, to beget ![]()
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Results from our forumDiversifying selection... to support variation only in the two extremes, and not in the middle (though blacker gray rabbits might still be able to stay alive long enough to procreate considerably - perhaps even faster ;-) - and light gray white rabbits the same). Overall it does create at least two variations (extreme ends) ...
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Re: ?{REGENERATION}? Is it possible ???!!... of these new functions will produce evolution. Survival of the fitness (though with modern medicine, any viable functioning organism seems to procreate :wink: ) is the theme. Regeneration may be one of those functions. . . . one day (which yes could mean a thousand years or so in the eyes ...
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Another creationist thread... that this defect could be attributable to random mutations which would be unaffected by Natural Selection because most men would be able to procreate in their youth before dying of urinary obstruction and renal failure; but would you really want to attribute this design to an all powerful ...
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Natural Selection's Role in Human CultureI think you may have missed my point a bit. What I meant to say is that while we can still procreate, the selective pressure on intelligence is much less than it used to be. This means that less-intelligent people are spreading less-intelligent genes that would otherwise ...
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Natural Selection's Role in Human Culture... better than another individual. Not exercising our brains because of technology won't remove intelligence from the gene pool, so long as we can procreate. It is like suggesting that because we use cars, we shall lose our legs. So long as a car doesn't stop me from procreating, then legs will ...
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