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How to Write an Evolutionary Masterpiece?

by Bryan Melugin December 20, 2022, 7:21 am

Going from subtle variations in existing genes isn’t anything at all like producing new material!

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Written by Bryan Melugin

Bryan runs https://abitoforange.com, teaches science and theatre, makes cartoons and puppets, and wants everyone to know and love Jesus.

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