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Author Topic:   Genetic 'Bottlenecks' and the Flood
Andya Primanda
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Message 24 of 59 (41337)
05-26-2003 4:09 AM
Reply to: Message 20 by Alec
05-25-2003 10:30 PM


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Not necessarily. For example, species of amphibians, fish, and insects would not necessarily have genetic evidence of a bottleneck in them because they wouldn't have all died during the Flood of Noah. It is significant to note that the animals that would have gone on the ark--mammals, reptiles, and bird--have a lower averge heterozygosity than the animals that wouldn't have needed to go on the ark.
Chimps have a greater heterozygosity than humans, which were "obviously" on the ark. Would that mean chimps can survive a flood without taken aboard the ark?

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