Youwerecreated
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I specifically said a bad mutation cant take over a population because it dies out too fast. Theres nothing that says a good mutation cant 'take over' a population.
If a forest has mostly green beetles and small fraction with a mutation that makes them brown beetles, and then a fungus kills the trees, those brown beetles will probably grow in population while the green ones die.
Do you disagree with that? Isnt that a beneficial mutation, being brown, spreading throughout the gene pool of an entire population.
Wow i can't believe the things you say.
A harmful mutation can't take over a gene pool but a beneficial mutation can.![]()
Lmao because the organisms with the harmful mutation die you retard. The ones with the beneficial mutation live longer.
All people die dummy.
I have a brother that was deformed at birth,he is 61. That is a harmful gene it effects his movement and a normal life.