"Here 's a quote from mayr regarding selection , `` Only relatively few individuals in a given generation would qaulify and survive the selection procedure . That small sample would be able to preserve only a small amount of the whole variance of the parental population . Such survival selection would be highly restrained. `` What Evolution Is . pg . 118 So .... do you evolutionists agree with this ? Let 's take humans . Are only a few people in this generation `` fit `` enough to go on to breed ? Is Mayr smoking crack or what ? ? ? ? ? ? This theory is pathetic ."
"And what is the full quote ? Was it talking about , lets say for example , tutles , where over 90 percent of them die before reaching adulthood ? In many species , that is true . The 'rule of thumb ' is that the more individuals do not reach adulthood , the more offspring that species has ."
"relatively few individuals in a given generation would qaulify and survive the selection procedure ."
"The 'rule of thumb ' is that the more individuals do not reach adulthood , the more offspring that species has ."