Haldane calculated that no more than 1,667 beneficial substitutions could have occurred in the supposed 10 millions since the last “common ancestor of apes and humans” subscribed to in evolutionary belief. As biologists have found that single nucleotide substitutions make up the vast majority of substitutions, these 1,667 substitutions could well comprise less than one gene. Haldane’s Dilemna has not to date been satisfactorily solved for the evolutionary hypothesis. | Haldane calculated that no more than 1,667 beneficial substitutions could have occurred in the supposed 10 millions since the last “common ancestor of apes and humans” subscribed to in evolutionary belief. As biologists have found that single nucleotide substitutions make up the vast majority of substitutions, these 1,667 substitutions could well comprise less than one gene. Haldane’s Dilemna has not to date been satisfactorily solved for the evolutionary hypothesis. |