Frannie
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Where is the clear evidence that epigenetic expressions are not lost?Clearly it is not always lost and can affect evolution. Youre not going to say something wrong about this, and then put words in just the right order to make it right.True but since the change is not permanent the change is lost eventually and can not effect evolution.
An expressed gene is the same gene in the parent, just turned on or off.
This might be permanent and further study is warranted, study that is being suppressed because this overturns random mutation as the only force for change