(March 24, 2012 at 2:49 pm)Phil Wrote: Explain in scientific detail how natural selection does not account for speciation. Especially considering it has been seen in action.Natural selection decides which traits best insure survival. It weeds out the weak or those not well suited to their niche. It's generally assumed that naturally occurring mutations supply new traits. But beneficial mutations are extremely rare. A mechanism is needed to bootstrap the process. The research I mentioned focuses on the possibility that viruses may play a role transporting 'wildcard" genetic information between existing species.
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