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... take an isolated genome to speciate depends on its genetic learning rate (how fast it gains or changes new information/genes). Sexual reproduction ... hybridization can be more difficult. Horses and donkeys normally give birth to a sterile mule but on rare occasions a fertile mule is born. Polyploid ...

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... from the population they once were that they have gone their separate ways. Where still able to have offspring the entire population no longer ... passed to offspring a fused copy in one of the two parental gametes, to birth a being with 47 chromosomes. That fusion then passed into the population ...

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... that a university level fruit fly experiment being used to demonstrate behavioral (intelligence science) speciation belonged in intelligence ... new species. It is then impossible to put an exact time and date on the birth of the new species. In other cases speciation follows a very sudden ...

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... natural selection to be a tautology. Consider another example: “vertebrates evolved from invertebrates.” But invertebrate by definition means “not ... are a species of octopus or salmon If all human women died after giving birth to children the kids would die as well-thus humans would not survive ...

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... an adult. Before this age each element will follow the parent that gave birth to it as long as it's alive, they'll grow gradually in size and speed ... until that point, and they're unable to reproduce before that. Growth rate: Right now, this is what governs reproduction. Fitness checks are almost ...

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