Subject: How can behaviour or the environment change an organism's genetic makeup?
Date: Fri Feb 4 00:07:20 2000
Posted by Sophy Zhang
Grade level: 10-12
School: David Thompson Secondary School
City: Vancouver State/Province: British Columbia
Country: Canada
Area of science: Evolution
ID: 949644440.Ev
Message:
Our genetic resemblances, and some times the lack of them, to our
ancestors suggest some kind of genetic adaptation to the environment (or
so the theories stated). The problem is, if we really did adjust to the
environment, how did it happen? Aside from rare radiation, how can
behaviour and the environment change our biochemistry, and leave the next
generation more fitting for the same conditions?
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