
Crocaducks? Why isn't evolution more random?
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Re: Crocaducks? Why isn't evolution more random?
Doesn't make sense that distinctions drawn at the greater scale (like prey and predator) should limit what genes can get together below the size and fold barrier of larger animals. 

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Re: Crocaducks? Why isn't evolution more random?
It's not designed. It's evolved that way. Loads of things COULD be done better, but aren't. That's because it had to work well at every intermediate stage.Scrumple wrote:Doesn't make sense that distinctions drawn at the greater scale (like prey and predator) should limit what genes can get together below the size and fold barrier of larger animals.
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Re: Crocaducks? Why isn't evolution more random?
I still think a flamethrower on the back of a gazelle would be a great evolutionary advantage.
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