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Any comment about what this "Just2bad" guy is trying to say?
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A discussion I've been having, concerning human chromosome 2
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painted wolf
Grey Muzzle
It's kind of a confusing mess...
I think they are under the mistaken idea that a change in chromosome number would automatically produce a new species.... which is totally false.
Otherwise people with Down's Syndrome would be a separate species from the rest of humanity. (not to mention all the other types of human of chromosomal variation).
Male bees would be a different species from female bees... it's just not a supportable idea.
The fusion of human chromosome 2 is just one of several mutations the lead to our becoming human... it wasn't a magic bullet that suddenly made us different from our common ancestor with chimps.
wa:do
I think they are under the mistaken idea that a change in chromosome number would automatically produce a new species.... which is totally false.
Otherwise people with Down's Syndrome would be a separate species from the rest of humanity. (not to mention all the other types of human of chromosomal variation).
Male bees would be a different species from female bees... it's just not a supportable idea.
The fusion of human chromosome 2 is just one of several mutations the lead to our becoming human... it wasn't a magic bullet that suddenly made us different from our common ancestor with chimps.
wa:do
Are we sure this is true?
painted wolf
Grey Muzzle
Actually it's very easily proven false.fantôme profane;3256219 said:
There are quite a lot of people who are generally perfectly healthy and capable of reproducing with missing chromosomes.
Robertsonian translocation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
wa:do
