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Why Is There So Much DHA in the Brain, Retina and Testis? Possible Implications for Human Reproductial evolutionary consequences are extremely severe because the natural germline mutation rate, calculated as an average for hominid and chimpanzee lineages, is already so high that it can only be compensated for by quasi-truncation selection, and seems to leave almost no safety margin before the Eige