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Genealogical Vs Phylogenetic Mutation Rates: Answering A Challenge, Robert Carter
Genealogical Vs Phylogenetic Mutation Rates: Answering A Challenge, Robert Carter
Proceedings of the International Conference on Creationism
There is a discrepancy between the mutation rate we can measure today and the rate at which evolution is supposed to have proceeded. The former is sometimes called the genealogical mutation rate, for it is obtained by comparing individuals whom we know to be related. The latter is sometimes called the phylogenetic mutation rate. It is calculated by counting the fixed differences between two species and dividing by the estimated time since their common ancestor. Genealogical mutation rates are generally several orders of magnitude faster than phylogenetic estimates. This causes problems for the evolutionary model. For example, using the genealogical …
A Dialogue Between Contemporary Perspectives And Ellen White On Divine Action And Quantum Physics, Michael F. Younker
A Dialogue Between Contemporary Perspectives And Ellen White On Divine Action And Quantum Physics, Michael F. Younker
Journal of the Adventist Theological Society
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Christian Commitment And Scientific Theories, Wytze Brouwer
Christian Commitment And Scientific Theories, Wytze Brouwer
Pro Rege
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Antithesis In Physical Science, Russell W. Maatman