On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 06:43:15 +0000 (UTC) a.a{at}a.se wrote:



Simulaneous changes in two different mechanisms was probably once
necessary for the pineal gland and the brain to start an interaction.
Thus, simultaneous mutations occured and a new species was created.

If speciation is a rooted discontinous branching process then there is
two fixed numbers that together relate any two species.

Mats Liljedahl


However improbable, this is possible to occur once. But the problem is that
this seems to be a general epigenetic mechanism of gene expression.
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