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Not necessarily — the “large” genes could literally have been extracted from the gene pool. It’s possible for them to mutate back into existence, but that’sa l
by gcanyon 1y ago
Not necessarily — the “large” genes could literally have been extracted from the gene pool.
It’s possible for them to mutate back into existence, but that’sa lower-probability, much longer proposition than if the genes are still available and just selected against.
- gcanyon 1y ago* I meant "extincted" from the gene pool -- auto-correct un-corrected me...