Enriching of genetic material in the point of view of Darwin's Theory of Evolution

Enriching of genetic material in the point of view of Darwin's Theory of Evolution

Things that are working in isolated places are working in every area without depending are those places islands or rainy areas on drylands. So the thing, what makes that area so special is that there are some species, what is not seen anywhere else. And the thing that makes that area interesting in the point of view of the genetics of those species are flowers, what are looking like bugs, we are facing interesting thought about those strange-looking flowers. When we are observing those flowers from the evolution, we might see a thing, that even flowers would not make anything without a good reason.

That means that there is a possibility that there is possible to find new species of bugs in that area. In this theory, the flowers have found their form, because some bugs are looking like them. But would those bugs be alive? We know that there are many mysterious animals in those areas. Those hills are like some kind of islands in the middle of dry areas, and that can also create isolated areas, which are like Galapagos on the dry land. The thing is that there is a really interesting process, which has driven animals to those situations. When all forests are lost around some area, it would remain the only area of forest in that area.

Animals who conform in the forest don't feel comfortable if they should go to savannah. And the lowland animals would not often go to the forests, because they cannot avoid things like species, what are living in the woods. The hunting ways of the lowland animals are different from the forest species. The escaping method of those types of species is different if they are under attack of beasts, and that means they would avoid other kinds of environments. That means that those areas might turn to social and evolutionary isolated areas, where they can live every kind of organism that is not seen anywhere else.

That kind of thing brings interesting things in the mind of researchers, and one of the ideas is to fit what kinds of models to humans. When we are thinking isolated or little bit isolated communities of people, we are facing some interesting things, like that in some of those communities and societies is more than normal cases illnesses like depression. When we are thinking about depression, we cannot first see that there is any benefit to a person if that individual is depressed.

But then we can see things by using some other point of view and remember that evolution brings only benefits to individuals, and when we are connecting the depressional behavior with the theory of evolution, we might see that depressed people would spend less food because they are sitting on place. And aggressive behavior makes possible to defend own. But this is only thinking about the reason, why in some areas some mental disorders might be more common than in the average population.

Why those people are chosen more often the spouses, and what made the depression patient, if we want to use that heartless word in this case better spouses, what caused the enrichment of that certain DNA sequence? These kinds of things are still mysteries of the history of the human race. So in this point of view depression might have a positive role in some environments. But when we are thinking about genetic mutations, there could be very many other types of mutations like extra fingers or toes.

Sometimes I have thought that is it possible that the human has two fingers longer than other fingers in the same hand? If we think that this kind of thing is caused by the genetic or natural election, there must be something that makes this kind of person more popular spouses than other people, and who and what are those people benefit in that field is a mystery for science. Why the genetic enrichment has caused that kind of abnormality in those cases, where the longest toe is something else than the normal big toe, or where is extra fingers or toes in the bodies of those people.