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   > Then it should be no problem to tell us how many switched on or off genes   
   > persist for how many generations on average in how many species.   
   >   
   > "You are just an obsolete fossil. =A0:)"   
   >   
   > Smile, I was reading about epigenetics and commenting on it for more then   
   > 10 years, since the beginning. =A0You have only recently started to make   
   > comment.   
   >   
   > So we "fossles: have a thing or two to teach the new kids on the block.   
      
   "Kindly, identified the epigenetic studies that you personally published."   
      
   Read it again, no claim of original research on my part.  I have followed   
   the literature closely because of my interest in evolutionary theory.   
      
   "Until I get a list of studies that you were personally involved in, I   
   shall defer to the premier epigenetic researchers David Crews and Michael   
   Skinner."   
      
   Nonsense, until we get your list showing that in but rare cases the effect   
   lasts but a few generations, you are blowing hot air.   
      
   Appeals to authority is among the least relevant kinds of evidence.   
      
   Now don't go trying that science stuff on us again.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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