"A rare blue lobster caught off the coast of Maine has been spared the boiling pot for a new home. "Skyler"
is the newest attraction at the Maine State Aquarium in Boothbay Harbor. A Maine teenager and her father landed the one-in-two-million catch last weekend.
The blue color is the result of a rare genetic mutation that causes the lobster to produce an excessive amount of a particular protein." NBC
This blue lobster, the extremely rare result of a genetic mutation, is an example of how things change but stay the same.
All this mutation is doing, is apparently not controlling something that needs controlling, so it produces an "excessive amount of a particular protein" which already exists.
We have built into the genetic code, the genetic ability for variation as well as mutations like this that contribute as well. But this isn't macro-evolution. Notice the lobster stayed a lobster--just blue.
The blue color is the result of a rare genetic mutation that causes the lobster to produce an excessive amount of a particular protein." NBC
.....which the waters brought forth abundantly,
after their kind,
Genesis 1:21
This blue lobster, the extremely rare result of a genetic mutation, is an example of how things change but stay the same.
All this mutation is doing, is apparently not controlling something that needs controlling, so it produces an "excessive amount of a particular protein" which already exists.
We have built into the genetic code, the genetic ability for variation as well as mutations like this that contribute as well. But this isn't macro-evolution. Notice the lobster stayed a lobster--just blue.
