1. IIRC , evolutionary assumptions have human populations...
User JohnBerea, in the Creation subreddit,
1. IIRC , evolutionary assumptions have human populations averaging around 100k for millions of years. That's surely smaller…
That depends on how broadly you compare genomes. Here’s an...
User catmoon, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
That depends on how broadly you compare genomes. Here’s an example of a study comparing 36 fish species that finds 1,614…
TL:DR, mutation rates are rare and evolution made genome...
User Feeling-Carpenter118, in the Science & Futurism With Isaac Arthur subreddit,
TL:DR, mutation rates are rare and evolution made genome copying very nearly perfect. Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/117…
This is a tricky question partly because mutation rate...
User Polyodontus, in the Biology subreddit,
This is a tricky question partly because mutation rate itself is evolvable [https://www.nature.com/articles/42701](https://www.na…