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frogjg2003 t1_jabitib wrote
Reply to comment by PatrickKieliszek in Why does temperature determine the sex of certain egg laying animals like crocodiles? by insink2300
As long as it's not so much worse that the individual dies before mating, the gene will spread through a population. Over a long enough period, if it is less productive at surviving, it may eventually die out, but that takes many generations.
frogjg2003 t1_j9vcooa wrote
Reply to comment by AutoModerator in [WP] Gregnok is both your worst assassin, and the best. They have never managed to sneak into any location, but at the same time, they've never actually failed at killing the target, so you can't actually fire them. But they're also awful for your guild's reputation. by Red580
Who says an assassin has to be sneaky? As long as they kill their target, job well done. Just send Gregnok on jobs where it's not an issue.
frogjg2003 t1_j8jgxvo wrote
Reply to comment by BlorseTheHorse in PsBattle: Ruined Banksy artwork. Local council immediately removed the abandoned freezer it was painted around. Margate, UK. by eastkent
It was almost certainly Banksy's intention to point out the freezer. If nothing happens, then there's art. If it gets thrown out, then it's a different kind of art. That's really on brand for him. Of anything, this is more of a Banksy now than when he originally painted it.
frogjg2003 t1_j82edvu wrote
From your picture, it looks like the glass should be enough to block almost all of the radiation anyway.
frogjg2003 t1_iz8crq1 wrote
Reply to comment by cote112 in New Washington state law will require employers to post job salary ranges by Sariel007
Unfortunately, they only learn from each other when it comes to restricting rights. Actually making life better for the common man is every state for itself.
frogjg2003 t1_jabmzb7 wrote
Reply to comment by platoprime in Why does temperature determine the sex of certain egg laying animals like crocodiles? by insink2300
Mutations are random. You can't make a gene mutate in the wild.
When a gene mutation does occur, it is still largely unrelated random factors that will determine if the individual with that mutation survives to pass on the gene. Only once that mutation has spread to a large enough portion of the population, will statistical tends become significant.
If an established gene is not harmful enough to survival and mating, then diffusion will sustain it in the population. Random mating means that any sufficiently established gene will reach an equilibrium between selective pressure reducing its prevalence and diffusion bringing all alleles into equality.