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We already know that some arthropoda developed the ability to live on land before chordata did. Considering the fact that evolutionary changes are small and the likelihood of a big positive change becomes increasingly small, what pressures could have caused a fish to develop organs suited for survival in air if 1. leaving the water did not diminish the likelihood of you getting predated and 2. the organs were likely not advantageous under water.

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>>11961485

>> No.11961768

>>11961485
kinda cuck no cap to post this while another one is still running

>> No.11961815

>>11961533
nice schizopost

>> No.11961965

>>11961533
Is an electric field really so mutagenic?

>> No.11961979

>>11961965
Well you can make x-rays with an electron gun...

>> No.11961994

>>11961768

Fuck off the other ""posts"" are just shitposts that these worthless jannies do nothing about, it's not serious /sci/ discussion and it's posted everyday.

>>11961485
>1. leaving the water did not diminish the likelihood of you getting predated

It did diminished the likelihood of getting predated by sea predators, that is more than obvious since sea creatures still do that until this day, yet people like you keep fucking wondering why they did it. It's all so fucking tiresome.

>> No.11962014

>>11961979
I don't think that's what "electrostatic germination chamber" implies though.

>> No.11962030

>>11962014
who knows

>> No.11962035

>>11962030
Then why answer?

>> No.11962036

He did it because it was worth it

>> No.11962039

>>11962035
because this is 4chan and I shoot the shit here.

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>>11961994
>serious /sci/ discussion

>> No.11962054

>>11961994
Still cuck to run multiple threads. It's like the cucks that reply "based" to their own posts and act like nobody knows they're doing that.

>> No.11962057

>>11962054
based

>> No.11962059

>>11962054
based

>> No.11962082
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>>11962054
someone call the based department

>> No.11962199

>>11962054
based

>> No.11962441

>>11961485
>They were probably trying to eat the arthropods that left the ocean as well. Where prey goes, the predators will follow.

>> No.11962452

>>11962054
based

>> No.11962484

He was an evil, cursed being. He was also a super genius. He discovered the true meaning of life and the universe, but it wasn't pretty. He knew about civilization and how fire was a requirement. Since he was cursed with such large intellegence, he knew everything, even the grim truth that even we don't know yet. He was mad at life, at the universe. Instead of offing himself, he decided to take revenge by destroying many more lives. He walked onto land knowing the intelligence it would bring, and with intellegence comes the loss of nature and degeneracy. He laughs in his grave when he sees oceans and forests polluted, seeing all the species going extinct every day, seeing the slow degeneration of society. His true last laugh will be when we too, discover the truth that he knew all along. That would lead to the most despair, most devastation and destruction ever. His descendants would be played like pawns, playing into the wishes of the one who caused them so much suffering

>> No.11962538

>>11962054
based

>> No.11963042

>>11961485
Hmm, really makes you think. Some evolution expert here care to explain?

>> No.11963881

>>11962054
based

>> No.11963902

>>11961485
Your ancestor >:(

>> No.11964000

>>11962484
I love this shit

>> No.11964024
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huh? based department??

>> No.11964027

How does something like apoptosis develop by random mutations? Death is literally the worst thing that can happen to a life form. Apoptosis is highly complex and is only beneficial to the multicellular life form, so how did it evolve?

>> No.11964031

>>11964024
btw I inspected element and removed the text, just kept the subject lololol

>> No.11964578

>>11961485
Not only did he for no reason walk on land, there were also spiders crawling around everywhere lmao

>> No.11967116

>>11961485
>>11964024
>>11962838
How does /sci/ do it? Even with all of its flaws it still manages to maintain a level of quality far and above the other boards