trenchcoatedly: ✪<lj user=isapiens> (thinking † there must be an answer)
Castiel ([personal profile] trenchcoatedly) wrote in [personal profile] wedonot 2012-08-11 03:52 am (UTC)

Correct. Although it's not uncommon for genes to jump generations, especially given that evolutionary traits usually start out recessive. A hypothesis could relate to nuclear power, or the various other chemicals humans have both placed into their water and atmosphere and more directly into their bodies. There have been other events in very recent human history where chemicals very severely and very quickly affected humans.

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