Biblical Bottlenecks are not Bad @biblicalgenetics8838
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Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Dr C explains what a genetic "bottleneck" is and why the massive inbreeding necessary in the biblical model of human history is not a problem. First, there was inherently no mutation load at Creation, so there would be no problem with Adam and Eve's children intermarrying. Ditto the grandchildren of Noah. In part 2, he'll discuss the massive problems inherent in the Out of Africa bottleneck.

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