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#141 20 May 2012 - 03:49 PM Moontanman

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sammy7, on 20 May 2012 - 03:31 PM, said:

hay just wondering where one can find the most accurate genetic mutation rate graph kinda?

Of what creature? Any rate you get would be an estimate...

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like extrapolating back in time? also do yous have a graph you feel is the most accurate for whatever reason just for population going back in time? wikipedia has one but pre like 1950 it says is an estimate.....

you'll have to post the link but I'll have a look and see what i can get from it.

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#142 20 May 2012 - 03:54 PM sammy7

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Of what creature? Any rate you get would be an estimate...

in human beings, im looking now but i just thought someone might know...

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you'll have to post the link but I'll have a look and see what i can get from it.

yah just saying the wiki one says its an estimate , so maybe there for whatever reason isnt much data or census data or whatever pre 1950 but i will keep looking...thanks moontanaman

https://en.wikipedia...orld_population

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#143 20 May 2012 - 04:23 PM Moontanman

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sammy7, on 20 May 2012 - 03:54 PM, said:

in human beings, im looking now but i just thought someone might know...

yah just saying the wiki one says its an estimate , so maybe there for whatever reason isnt much data or census data or whatever pre 1950 but i will keep looking...thanks moontanaman

https://en.wikipedia...orld_population

This paper is interesting

http://www.genetics..../156/1/297.full

It would appear that there is on average 175 mutations per person in each generation. I've read lower and higher estimates, most quote a rate of about 130 per generation if i remember it correctly.