@BarbSunburn@SunWeatherMan@grok Grok limits the length of the response for X. Instead, copy the the following link, go to grok, enter the link and ask for a summary. Much more detail in the response.
https://t.co/vnwwRdLJJv
@recceleas@Steve_Sailer@BretWeinstein@Mike21538943329@nathancofnas Gold in the butterfly, a stroke where up to 50% of power comes from legs. Thus, important in the medley for which he also earned gold. Not important for the crawl which is the preferred stroke during freestyle event.
@cremieuxrecueil The 1959 fox domestication experiment by Dmitri Belyaev demonstrated that selecting for behavioral traits had a significant effect on physical phenotype. Genes are often pleiotropic.
@cremieuxrecueil@elonmusk The most interesting revelation from the experiment was that selecting for behavioral traits resulted in a change of appearance, demonstrating the pleiotropic nature of the behavioral genes.
@intspg@NewsfromScience It's neither here nor there. I read the article and it turns out the dna is neither mitochondrial nor nuclear. It appears to be artificial.