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A Review Of Crs Ekinds Predictive Success And Known Genetic Mechanisms Affecting The Prevalence Of Alleles In A Population: Meiotic Drive As A Competing Explanation For Patterns Attributed To Natural Selection, Jean K. Lightner
Proceedings of the International Conference on Creationism
I propose a full paper the begins by introducing the Creation Research Society’s eKINDS (examination of kinds in natural diversification and speciation) project. Then, I will narrow the focus to one key topic of this initiative: finding the mechanisms that underly the rapid diversification and speciation evident in various created kinds of creatures as they reproduced and filled the earth. This can be divided into two categories: (1) the origin of alleles and (2) factors affecting the frequencies of those alleles, especially in the context of adaptation. In the standard neo-Darwinian paradigm, random mutation is claimed to account for the …