As big as seen in the biodiversity of life.
The differences between species is due to the differences in the DNA sequence of their genomes. Those differences are due to mutations.
You asked for a definition. That’s it.
That’s a question you need to answer. You are claiming certain features can’t evolve. So demonstrate it.
Systems, physiology, and how an organism interacts with its environment are all products of genetics. This is basic biology.
WHen you can tell me precisely what difference a mutation makes physiologically we can discuss what evolution can do. Until then it is vague waffle.
There is no definition in your definition
Richard
Richard, seriously, just stop. A conversation does not need to continue ad nauseum because people don’t agree with you and think you are talking nonsense. Stop repeating yourself.
Compare a human and a chimp. Compare their genomes. The differences between the genomes is responsible for the physical differences between humans and chimps. If you deny the link between genotype and phenotype, I can’t help you.
AM I?
Who is to say.
Besides, I am not repeating, I am clarifying.
Perhaps you can define the evolutionary change so that it is defined?
Richard
IC is not evolutionary theory, basic or otherwise. It is creationist ‘theory’.
You aren’t actually saying anything of substance. You are just pestering people and acting all peeved all the time when people answer your questions. Just stop.
I do not need your help. And you will not accept mine.
It would appear that we cannot discuss this further.
Goodbye
Richard
The foundational problem with ID claims about complexity is that they do not start with “what characterizes designed systems”? but rather with “biochemical systems are impressive; how do they resemble designed systems?” Complexity is not actually a good indication of intelligent design. Randomness is maximum complexity. As bureaucracy demonstrates, anyone can make things more complex; intelligence is needed to simplify.
It’s been given: whatever changes result from a single mutation are “small”.
That is as accurate as
how long is a piece of string
Not typical science
Richard
Stop answering. Only question.
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