/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5272774
>What is a generalisation?

>>4598339
>he
>implying it isn't you

>>3807306
Thank God. I could almost feel the very fabric of society falling apart because of that image. No, really, thank you.

>Faggot

Both. Although neither is necessary in theory.

Mixing and matching of genes can produce different traits that may be advantageous.

Mutations can produce different traits that may be advantageous.

In the real world, reproduction is probably the primary mechanism - although mutation occurs a fair bit too.

What terrible teeth.