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Can random mutations cause an increase in information in the genome?

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02-14-2006 12:04 PM 		Reply to: Message 30 by Garrett
02-14-2006 11:52 AM

Unless the instructions were present in the first simple celled organism that were needed for the biological development of all life forms to come, then extra info would be needed along the way.
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Weren't you already shown how more 'info' can come about through mutation?
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02-14-2006 1:29 PM 		Reply to: Message 49 by SuperNintendo Chalmers
02-14-2006 1:04 PM

Re: Information Test
but it doesn't have to be THAT specific of a definition to discuss the idea.
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Why not choose these for arranging:
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fish, protozoa, monkey, worm
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It seems a lot less difficult to arrange these in their amount of 'info' even if the deffinition of 'info' is unclear.
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