"Guy Hoelzer"  wrote in message
news:bkfr5h$2fu6$1{at}darwin.ediacara.org...

> So, in sum, I see no problem the
> consistency of my arguments against Dawkins' geneism-only views and
> Hamilton's or Wilson's view that selection can happen at the level of the
> gene.

Do these guys *really* think that anything but a for biology very basic
chemical "selection" [in this case one potentially phenotyping molecule
proving more stable (against adverse physical pressures/influences (both
intrinsic and extrinsic such) than another] happens at the level of the
gene!?

P
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