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> Variation, selection, adaptation -- it all adds up to evolution.

Not really, if we are simply looking at an expression of genes, rather than
elimination of genes or generation of new ones.

> (I am willing to drop this topic, though.)

May be a good idea.  I think we are splitting hairs.

allen

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