I looked at the program...neat! I'll have to download it and play with
it.
The 'genome phase space' you mention on the page and liken to a sponge
(to produce a certain form) is a lot like we've discussed here with
relatively little of the space being "live" (producing a certain generic
form), but it being pretty distributed.
> You left out anti-evolutionists wish to find functional space be isolated
> voids (or vugs as we would say in geology about holes in limestones.) In
> that fashion there is no way to connect one functional area from another
> and it would require either megamutation or divine intervention. But given
> the functional map of cytochrome c and other proteins, one clearly has
> evidence that the functional map overlaying sequence space is quite
> connected like the holes in a sponge.
You're right, I did forget that. (And probably other interest groups :-))
-Greg