Thanks for the response, Andrew Ramos. Actually my inquiry did get a thorough response, as Razib made a whole post on this topic on July 31 ("I wanna be like you"). Your explanation that cross-species comparisons measure gene differences while intra-human comparisons measure allele differences is a nice simple way of summing it up -- if you read the July 31 post, is it saying the same thing just in more words?
Thanks for the response, Andrew Ramos. Actually my inquiry did get a thorough response, as Razib made a whole post on this topic on July 31 ("I wanna be like you"). Your explanation that cross-species comparisons measure gene differences while intra-human comparisons measure allele differences is a nice simple way of summing it up -- if you read the July 31 post, is it saying the same thing just in more words?