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Originally Posted by Jerrek
No, but that is because they share the same genes. Mutations are deformities and do not get passed along. For example, if you take the five-legged cow and mate him, you're not going to get five-legged offspring. My question was for you to provide me with proof that mutations pass along to children.
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As Dr Wadd said, you obviously don't even have a basic understanding of genetics.
Never heard of sicle cell anemia?
Why do you think mice with their fantastic reproductive rate are used in genetic research?