Livingstone Morford writes:Whether or not genetic equidistance is the result of epigenetic complexity of organisms or whether it is the result of genetic drift et al.
I'm not a biologist, but it sure seems pretty obvious that it is the result of genetic change, rather than epigenetics. The measurement of genetic distance is done by comparing protein structure of different species, and the protein structure is encoded in the DNA.
You didn't actually argue anything. You just asserted.
If you believe that you have a good argument, start a thread on the question. I expect that the biologist members will be be able to refute your argument in pretty short order.
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