== Please put references into inline format instead of hard coding == 

 I've done the first two references as examples of inline citation, and I hope I've inspired you to finish the project, since fewer deleterious mutations will occur in this article if you do the job instead of me. The hard-coded format which you have used for citations will lead to linkage disequilibrium in the list of citations within a few generations as mutations and recombination occur in this article. Since the rate of recombination in Wikipedia articles is high, this article will quickly mutate from a well-referenced article, which it is now, into a pseudo-article, an article that is non-functional and cannot evolve into a better article. A pseudo-article is the final stage in the evolution of an article, before it is pruned from the encyclopedia. According to the neutral theory of Wikipedia article evolution, articles experience drift because most Wikipedia edits are neutral or even slightly deleterious. Don't let this article turn into a pseudo-article. Like me, you probably don't believe in intelligent design, but please intervene in the evolution of this article to make it possible for the article to evolve into a future version of the article, adapted to the changing Wikipedia environment. For more information, see Wikipedia:Inline_citation.