Prone

... to go, sort of speak. I think this has a lot to do with our natural affection for small babies. It may sound funny, but humans are genetically prone to feel big-eyed (kitten-like, puppy-like) figures attractive or cute. This is probably so because people are more likely to take care of and ...

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you say 2) For example, the fact that we have genes that make us prone to breast cancer in no way proves natural selection wrong. Natural selection does not necessarily improve helpful traits or lessen bad ones: based on your own wordsn NS is wrong as it ...

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... nine-tenths." (Geological Society of America Memoir, vol. II, 1967, p.7.) you say 2) For example, the fact that we have genes that make us prone to breast cancer in no way proves natural selection wrong. Natural selection does not necessarily improve helpful traits or lessen bad ones: based ...

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Oh for crying out loud, where do all these people spawn from? :P For example, the fact that we have genes that make us prone to breast cancer in no way proves natural selection wrong. Natural selection does not necessarily improve helpful traits or lessen bad ones: if you can live ...

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... face and they don't seem to be paying attention to anything else. Its great! LOL. I've researched the causes, but does anyone know if you are prone to having problems with your eye sight. I had a horse with one blue eye and he was blind in that eye. I am not but I do have to wear contacts ...

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