(May 11, 2014 at 7:15 am)bennyboy Wrote:(May 11, 2014 at 5:24 am)max-greece Wrote: I have a theory, based entirely on thin air at the moment, that a species facing environmental change and therefore under stress may prove to be more likely to experience mutation that one that is happily settled in its niche in its environment.
I'm also interested in this idea. What, for example, if the chance of mutation is a genetic trait? Could we find the genes responsible and make super-mutatey species for lab experiments?
Love "super mutatey"
I suppose we already have that in bacteria. They seem to be able to mutate at the drop of a hat. Bad news for us of course...
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