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unique DNAs reformation
« on: 29/11/2015 14:15:29 »
Each and every living or alive being has a unique DNA but that in case of a few is repeated over time it is just modified a little due to changes in ages....... ..I don't exactly know what a theory is but if u think the point is correct then tell me or if is incorrect then correct me.  [:-X]
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