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Author Topic:   Epigenetic Factors as 'Creative' influence in Evolution
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Message 11 of 30 (90170)
03-03-2004 10:51 PM
Reply to: Message 8 by Parsimonious_Razor
03-03-2004 6:54 PM


Nature verse nurture
So behavior can be explained by genes? Interesting.
So can this also predict pathology/psycosis? Or is this still to early to tell?

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Message 20 of 30 (90264)
03-04-2004 11:09 AM
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03-03-2004 11:43 PM


Re: Nature verse nurture
Thanks PR, for that thoughtful answer, I have always been interested in whether the environment of the early African savannah drove early hominids to take advantage of the adaptations and processes that led to bipedal locomotion for instance. Now I have a whole new perspective.

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