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Is there any likelihood for a Lamarckian evoluton to be the explanaton of sexualilty in evolution?

It is thouroughly supressed by most (isn't it?) that random change in sex cells would, if there weren't any connection between them and something in the other cells, have to be totally pathetic as an evolutionary thing, since even fatal changes would be present in next generation, rather than revieled emidiatly. Therefore, this would make sexual reproduction rediculous. Still we prevail and develop. How has our evolution been letting us into the atomic age, adapting so fast (in an evolutionary sense) from some monkeylike creatures into a very new age. How would even that work, if our reproduction was not well connected to environmental change?!!


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Family is the best thing in life.

What is your question?

Posted 2009-03-15T20:43:12Z
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It's about why (mutational) changes in sex cells aren't very unreliable as to the world we live in, since they are not in direct contact with it. Do they develop in a way adapted to (the environments of) bodies with many cells, instead of just according to their own very local in-body environment?

 
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Family is the best thing in life.

Sorry, I have no idea.

Posted 2009-04-06T02:09:59Z
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Thanks anyway. '_'

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