Evolution & Natural Selection

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    6. The Hardy-Weinberg Principle
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    Now that you know what the Hardy-Weinberg principle is, learn how violations of the principle lead to genetic changes within a specific population.

    The Hardy-Weinberg Principle
    with Craig Savage

    Now that you know what the Hardy-Weinberg principle is, learn how violations of the principle lead to genetic changes within a specific population.

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    7. The Origins of Life
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    Where and how did life on earth originate? Learn about the hypothesis of chemical evolution - in which organic compounds formed from the primordial sea.

    The Origins of Life
    with Craig Savage

    Where and how did life on earth originate? Learn about the hypothesis of chemical evolution - in which organic compounds formed from the primordial sea.

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    David P
    The whole effort of naturalism is to prove that the only reality is the reality of discoverable explanations without the intervention of god. It takes as much faith in this complex process as it does to believe in god. Science desperately wants to explain consciousness which also has no connection to any scientific process that would cause such a thing to emerge from unconsciousness. But the naturalists are desperate to disprove a separate reality apart from The brain.
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