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<blockquote data-quote="DNAunion" data-source="post: 751806" data-attributes="member: 4299"><p>DNAunion: Which "one"? You quoted multiple statements that make different points. Do you mean the statement, "<em>the frequency of occurrence of advantageous mutations must be much lower than that of deleterious mutations</em>"? Clarity please.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>DNAunion: And the rate of advantageous mutations is....?</p><p></p><p>And would you be so kind as to provide us with that actual statement that supports your position from that source?</p><p></p><p>Finally, let us assume for the moment that it is true that advantageous mutations occur more often than deleterious ones...how does that "prove" that an advantageous allele can't be lost from a population by genetic drift?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DNAunion, post: 751806, member: 4299"] DNAunion: Which "one"? You quoted multiple statements that make different points. Do you mean the statement, "[i]the frequency of occurrence of advantageous mutations must be much lower than that of deleterious mutations[/i]"? Clarity please. DNAunion: And the rate of advantageous mutations is....? And would you be so kind as to provide us with that actual statement that supports your position from that source? Finally, let us assume for the moment that it is true that advantageous mutations occur more often than deleterious ones...how does that "prove" that an advantageous allele can't be lost from a population by genetic drift? [/QUOTE]
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