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You do realize that even if I'm wrong about the evolutionary history of lactation evolution is still correct, right?
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You can go ahead and ignore that Technology Review article if you wish. You can go ahead and ignore the Sciencedaily article too.
Epigenetics: 100 Reasons To Change The Way We Think About Genetics
It's not my fault if you don't keep up to date.
Why would he bother? And even if he did your next question would simply be along the same lines. "Well, then prove that the Geico lizard came from fish." or "Prove that nasal mucus came from eating too many oysters."Well, that's a lot of "Fast forwarding". Let Painted Wolf prove that milk comes from sweat.
Why would he bother? And even if he did your next question would simply be along the same lines. "Well, then prove that the Geico lizard came from fish." or "Prove that nasal mucus came from eating too many oysters."
doesnt have anything to do with creation
the article is not new information, just a more in depth study of what we already know.
it doesnt discount all genetic changes and speciation
You do realize that even if I'm wrong about the evolutionary history of lactation evolution is still correct, right?
Okay, first off, Painted Wolf is a chick. I'm sure she has those lactation glands we've been going on about and everything. She went through all the pains of succeeding in a male-dominated line of work, we could at least do her the courtesy of getting her gender right.
Next, we don't need fossil evidence of every single trait to demonstrate the veracity of evolution. Evolution is still the only way to explain biology as we know it, and lacking fossil evidence of the transition from sweat glands to lactation glands does not contradict that.
Where does Darwin say that?Are you sure about that? Darwinian ideas specifically exclude the idea of "Hyper-evolution" within a few generations, saying it takes thousands and thousands of generations.
There are several mutations that increase genetic material, duplications for existence.I repeat an ignored point, how and what caused humans to develop hundreds of thousands of base pairs? Random mutation? Or "I don't know but I'll say it happened"?
Where does Darwin say that?
What do you consider "Hyper"?
New species have been documented as arising in only a handful of decades and in plants a single generation.
There are several mutations that increase genetic material, duplications for existence.
No need to guess, we can measure it.
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Please take note of my signature below. Yes, in spite of its wisdom (I didn't come up with it BTW) some here do like to take on such people and try to educate them, while others of us simply watch with mild interest from the sidelines. So claim whatever you wish, but if it's too outlandish (your above remark for example) don't expect much in the way of serious replies.Otherwise, it's clear as day that Macro-evolution is one big theory squarely aimed against the Bible that wouldn't hold water if it wasn't so implicit in an anti-Bible agenda.
Please take note of my signature below. Yes, in spite of its wisdom (I didn't come up with it BTW) some here do like to take on such people and try to educate them, while others of us simply watch with mild interest from the sidelines. So claim whatever you wish, but if it's too outlandish (your above remark for example) don't expect much in the way of serious replies.
What is being researched does indeed discount Darwinism and "Vindicates" Lamarck at least to a major degree, and it proves that Hyper-evolution can possibly result in different "Species within a species", but it proves that they have boundaries that cannot be changed as well as having "Activatable" genes which are trigged as if a software program to develop into something.
if it wasn't so implicit in an anti-Bible agenda
it does nothing about proving boundaries that cannot be changed
IT has nothing to do with creation what so ever! and you cannot refute that.
And I don't think my statement about Macro-evolution theory being mainly pointed against Genesis, is out of line at all, it is based purely on speculation and wouldn't hold as much water as it does if it wasn't supported by the anti-theist movement.Monoallelic expression of IGF2 is regulated by CCCTC binding factor (CTCF) binding to the imprinting control region (ICR) on the maternal allele, with subsequent formation of an intrachromosomal loop to the promoter region. The N-terminal domain of CTCF interacts with SUZ12, part of the polycomb repressive complex-2 (PRC2), to silence the maternal allele. We synthesized decoy CTCF proteins, fusing the CTCF deoxyribonucleic acid–binding zinc finger domain to CpG methyltransferase Sss1 or to enhanced green fluorescent protein. In normal human fibroblasts and breast cancer MCF7 cell lines, the CTCF decoy proteins bound to the unmethylated ICR and to the IGF2 promoter region but did not interact with SUZ12. EZH2, another part of PRC2, was unable to methylate histone H3-K27 in the IGF2 promoter region, resulting in reactivation of the imprinted allele. The intrachromosomal loop between the maternal ICR and the IGF2 promoters was not observed when IGF2 imprinting was lost. CTCF epigenetically governs allelic gene expression of IGF2 by orchestrating chromatin loop structures involving PRC2.
If by Evolution you mean "Microevolution", then of course, "evolution" is still correct, no argument there. If you mean "Theory of Macrospeciation is still correct", NOPE.
As I've stated, there is no evidence of the actual speciation events. It is pure theory and much uphill battle for that theory at that.
If you cannot show how one thing evolved, it is like one pin in the balloon among many others that completely deflate it, bigger pins like the fact that humans have hundreds of thousands more base pairs, I've mentioned that 3 times.
You are just receating your undending display of ignorance, there is no Macro-speciation proposed within evolutionary theory. There is just speciation, something that has been observed.
Macroevolution is just a whole lot of microevolution over time, which is fully supported by genetics and the fossil record. If you want to dismiss macroevolution you have to provide evidence that there is some barrier that stops microevolution from accumulating long enough to be called macroevolution.
And "Macro-evolution" has not been observed
do you think this is severe ignorance???
Unless I'm mistaken about this abstract, there are "Orchestrated" loops that precisely determine what can and cannot change such as in cancer cells even which are very adaptive.
http://jcb.rupress.org/content/193/3/475.abstract
And I don't think my statement about Macro-evolution theory being mainly pointed against Genesis
My beliefs on the age of the earth and the flood can be discussed on relevant threads