Informing the biologically uninformed

Eukaryotic plankton diversity in the sunlit ocean

Introduction:

The sunlit surface layer of the world’s oceans functions as a giant biogeochemical membrane between the atmosphere and the ocean interior (1).

My comment: That fact links the anti-entropic epigenetic effects of the sun’s biological energy from the de novo creation of amino acids to RNA-mediated cell type differentiation that prevents viral microRNAs from causing entropic elasticity that leads to pathology. The anti-entropic epigenetic effects of the sun link photosynthesis and nutrient-dependent microRNAs, which are obviously the key to biodiversity.

The “giant biogeochemical membrane” biophysically constrains the chemistry of nutrient-dependent RNA-mediated protein folding that links RNA-mediated amino acid substitutions to cell type differentiation via fixation of the substitutions in the context of the nutrient-dependent physiology of reproduction.

The evolutionary theorists who invented neo-Darwinism got everything wrong. They started with de Vries definition of mutation and assumed that accumulated mutations could somehow lead to something besides perturbed protein folding and pathology.