Recombination is probably more important for the preservation of complexity than for its origin; it evolved primarily for DNA repair to stop harmful change.
But recombination was not fundamentally important for evolution; it evolved primarily for DNA repair to stop harmful change. Recombination is probably more important for the preservation of complexity than for its origin.
Recombination is probably more important for the preservation of complexity than for its origin. But recombination was not fundamentally important for evolution; it evolved primarily for DNA repair to stop harmful change.
Recombination is probably more important for the preservation of complexity than for its origin. But recombination was not fundamentally important for evolution; it evolved primarily for DNA repair to stop harmful change.