"He found that adaptive genetic mutations arising systematically under these circumstances outnumbered maladaptive and inconsequential mutations to a high degree , statistically speaking . A most significant finding , and one that has been repeated again and again and again , to the point where somatic hypermutation is accepted by bacteriologists as a legitimate 'immune response ' enabling rapid adaptive [ EAM ] evolution [ antibiotic resistance ] in eusocial bacteria ."
"Would you mind telling us just how he determined ALL maladaptive or inconsequential mutations in his test organism and just how he validated such measurements ? To me as a biologist with quite a bit of microbiology under the belt it would seem to be impossible to do so ! After all its very likely that a fairly large portion of the populutaion will have at least one mutation at at least one base pair location in the total sequence ! Your claim would seem to be impossible , but perhaps there is a way he managed to do so ."
"He found that adaptive genetic mutations arising systematically under these circumstances outnumbered maladaptive and inconsequential mutations to a high degree , statistically speaking ."
"Would you mind telling us just how he determined ALL maladaptive or inconsequential mutations in his test organism and just how he validated such measurements ?"