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r/interestingasfuck • u/Significant_Snow_718 • 29d ago
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Genetic defects or evolution?
65 u/2Nyemesis2quit 29d ago 2 u/NightFuryTrainer 29d ago Could you imagine if chickens really turned into gryphons in the future 😂 1 u/Vegetable_Drink_8405 28d ago Reddit comments that will age well 0 u/dannybates 29d ago The only good thing about that game 18 u/teletraan-117 29d ago If this mutation is advantageous to the animal, it could be passed down to its offspring and become part of the gene pool. 2 u/Sir_ArthurtheFlareon 28d ago Is it bad, I want to selectively breed this boy or girl Just to have more little griffins running around So long as the 4 leg's aren't causing problems of course 4 u/DifferentEvent2998 29d ago Both! 1 u/_NotWhatYouThink_ 28d ago Depends on if it causes an advantage for survival and reproduction 0 u/Appropriate-Hotel-41 29d ago It's going back to the dinosaurs' form of movement, so devolution? 3 u/DizzyGlizzy029 29d ago Ehhh, there is really no such thing as devolution. I
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2 u/NightFuryTrainer 29d ago Could you imagine if chickens really turned into gryphons in the future 😂 1 u/Vegetable_Drink_8405 28d ago Reddit comments that will age well 0 u/dannybates 29d ago The only good thing about that game
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Could you imagine if chickens really turned into gryphons in the future 😂
1 u/Vegetable_Drink_8405 28d ago Reddit comments that will age well
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Reddit comments that will age well
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The only good thing about that game
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If this mutation is advantageous to the animal, it could be passed down to its offspring and become part of the gene pool.
2 u/Sir_ArthurtheFlareon 28d ago Is it bad, I want to selectively breed this boy or girl Just to have more little griffins running around So long as the 4 leg's aren't causing problems of course
Is it bad, I want to selectively breed this boy or girl
Just to have more little griffins running around
So long as the 4 leg's aren't causing problems of course
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Both!
Depends on if it causes an advantage for survival and reproduction
It's going back to the dinosaurs' form of movement, so devolution?
3 u/DizzyGlizzy029 29d ago Ehhh, there is really no such thing as devolution. I
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Ehhh, there is really no such thing as devolution. I
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u/Formula_Dix 29d ago
Genetic defects or evolution?