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Human DNA research has been used to estimate the number of harmful mutations entering the gene pool through each generation. The reported mutation rate is presented as a problem for claims of an extremely long period of human biological history.
Image: Simple Example for Accumulation of Genetic Mutations, Angelahartsock, CC0, Wikimedia Commons, image improved by AI.
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Structures once dismissed as useless evolutionary leftovers have repeatedly been found to have important functions. The same pattern is seen in DNA once called 'junk,' as research has revealed that portions of it are active during development and perform useful tasks, showing that what appears unne…
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