[RoadTest]

(Cow’s) milk is for calves.

[DoctorMichael]

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[Ira_Louvin]

Well here is another way to look at that without the misrepresentation, and bias.

The mutation which results in lactase persistence is one of the canonical examples of recent human evolution driven by natural selection. It looks as if over the past 10,000 years several populations have developed this trait independently due to selective pressures, in particular the nutritional benefit of adult digestion of the lactose sugars in milk. The fact that in northern European populations where ~95% of people are lactase persistent there is a difference in body mass which tracks this trait is intriguing, as it suggests the reasons why this new ability was driven to fixation so powerfully. In the pre-modern world extra caloric intake would probably have been a difference between life and death, and body fat has also been related to female fertility.

http://scienceblogs.com/gnxp/2009/05/lactase_persistence_correlates.php

[ElectricStrawberry]

Ya know, you shouldn’t use a dumbass pseudo-science writer’s article to show anti-Darwinist thinking if the article includes inheritable genetic mutations that are beneficial to the offspring.

It’s just not right..