[asa] The new mutation theory of phenotypic evolution

The following paper is of particular interest to me since it argues
that in addition to natural selection, neutral mutations are perhaps
the most important source of evolutionary variation. I hope in the
next few weeks to address some of these concepts in more detail.

ps: A new development in the Dembski saga. The Baylor 'grant' which
enabled Marks to hire Dembski as a postdoc (yes!!) came from a
Microsoft Millionaire and ID proponent who contributed hundreds of
thousands of dollars to the Discovery Institute.

http://www.pandasthumb.org/archives/2007/09/follow_the_mone.html

okay here is the paper of interest

The new mutation theory of phenotypic evolution

Masatoshi Nei*

PNAS

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Received on Sat Sep 8 14:06:20 2007