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Ugly duckling a nod for Evolution? LONDON - Webbed feet run in Stumpy's family, but he's the first to have four of them.
A rare mutation has left the eight-day-old duckling with two nearly full-sized legs behind the two he runs on. Nicky Janaway, a duck farmer in New Forest, Hampshire, 95 miles southwest of London, showed the duckling to reporters Saturday. "It was absolutely bizarre. I was thinking 'he's got too many legs' and I kept counting 'one, two, three, four,'" Janaway said. Stumpy would probably not survive in the wild, but Janaway, who runs the Warrawee Duck Farm in New Forest, says he is doing well. "He's eating and surviving so far, and he is running about with those extra legs acting like stabilizers," Janaway said. The mutation is rare, but cases have been recorded across the world. One duckling named Jake was born in Queensland, Australia, in 2002 with four legs but died soon after. So what was that about evolution not ADDING information? Sounds to me like this little ducky just added two legs. Yahoo story with pic: http://news.yahoo.com/s/a...ZUxBPtiBIF If Prince.Org shuts down, I'm writing SLAVE on my left buttcheek! | |
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i think we're all waiting for ed.
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cborgman said: i think we're all waiting for ed.
i don't know. honestly, i am not science-minded enough to say conclusively, but it certainly would appear to the beginning strains of a possible evolutionary adaption. I'm waiting with baited breath... If Prince.Org shuts down, I'm writing SLAVE on my left buttcheek! | |
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i think this is just a case of conjoined twins, one embryo did not separate fully from its twin. | |
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XxAxX said: i think this is just a case of conjoined twins, one embryo did not separate fully from its twin.
I don't think that you can get twin hatchlings out of one egg. ...but I'll google it just the same... If Prince.Org shuts down, I'm writing SLAVE on my left buttcheek! | |
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PurpleJedi said: XxAxX said: i think this is just a case of conjoined twins, one embryo did not separate fully from its twin.
I don't think that you can get twin hatchlings out of one egg. ...but I'll google it just the same... i think you can because i've seen eggs with two yolks. but let me know what you find | |
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PurpleJedi said: LONDON - Webbed feet run in Stumpy's family, but he's the first to have four of them.
A rare mutation has left the eight-day-old duckling with two nearly full-sized legs behind the two he runs on. Nicky Janaway, a duck farmer in New Forest, Hampshire, 95 miles southwest of London, showed the duckling to reporters Saturday. "It was absolutely bizarre. I was thinking 'he's got too many legs' and I kept counting 'one, two, three, four,'" Janaway said. Stumpy would probably not survive in the wild, but Janaway, who runs the Warrawee Duck Farm in New Forest, says he is doing well. "He's eating and surviving so far, and he is running about with those extra legs acting like stabilizers," Janaway said. The mutation is rare, but cases have been recorded across the world. One duckling named Jake was born in Queensland, Australia, in 2002 with four legs but died soon after. The addition of limbs is not an ADDITION of genes, it is a mutation. Mutation is change, not addition. So what was that about evolution not ADDING information? Sounds to me like this little ducky just added two legs. Yahoo story with pic: http://news.yahoo.com/s/a...ZUxBPtiBIF | |
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XxAxX said: i think this is just a case of conjoined twins, one embryo did not separate fully from its twin.
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they've beenn doingg stuff like this for deccades with fruift flies. Welcome to the New World Odor and
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HiinEnkelte said: they've beenn doingg stuff like this for deccades with fruift flies.
damnnn tyypos. is it just me or does this post contain much more useful information than your usual ones Flat Earth - Finally Learn the truth!
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and for the record, I don't think extra legs would be support PRO evolution. just like a loss of leg would not be evidence AGAINST evolution Flat Earth - Finally Learn the truth!
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Duncelot said: HiinEnkelte said: they've beenn doingg stuff like this for deccades with fruift flies.
damnnn tyypos. is it just me or does this post contain much more useful information than your usual ones Welcome to the New World Odor and
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Duncelot said: and for the record, I don't think extra legs would be support PRO evolution. just like a loss of leg would not be evidence AGAINST evolution
too late. obviously you are aligned with the likes of purplejedi, and therefore this ugly duckling is the best argument you got and we see what sort of pseudo-science you are pushing. Welcome to the New World Odor and
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