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Well you like mutations at first, then you like adaptations after the fact - but you can't change them around, because you have a need to be "one-sided"? Because of an egotistic reason?
You are confused.
An adaption comes from a mutation... they are inseparable.
There are just other adaptations.
An adaptation to walk, also encourages an adaptation to run - you don't need to mutate "running", you just adapt walking until you understand running as well.
"Walking" and "Running" are not adaptions. The ability to walk and the ability to run are.
The earliest species who were able to walk were probably not particularly agile... but a few mutations to how their bones and muscles developed that allowed them to move quicker and eventually run would probably have been a pretty big advantage.
They way you adapt the ability to walk or run does not happen over the course of an individuals life time, it's all from very small changes from mutations over each generation.
You are trying to show that my adaptations are insufficient without mutations, but the style in which they are adapted inspires more like them - familiar adaptations is not a hard concept?
Adaptations come from mutations.
If you disagree or don't understand what I mean can you please give a specific example of what you think an adaptation is and how it works?
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