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Author Topic:   Human speciation due to geographic separation
AdminNosy
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Message 2 of 16 (219654)
06-26-2005 1:35 AM
Reply to: Message 1 by Lomu
06-26-2005 12:54 AM


W e l c o m e !
Welcome to EvC. There's lots to learn here.
To get this topic off to a good start(and I think it is a pretty good one) could you pick a better title?
How about something like "Human speciation due to geographic separation"?
There are real biolgists here who will be able to point you to the answer to this question.
If you change the title then I think this should be promoted. It might also be a good idea to suggest what boundaries you would like on the discussion. For example, can this talk about the example of other non-human groups or are you intending to restrict it a lot.

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AdminNosy
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Message 4 of 16 (219658)
06-26-2005 1:48 AM


Thread moved here from the Proposed New Topics forum.
I've promoted this even though you didn't exactly follow the suggestions.
To "fix up" a proposal you can edit the opening post (OP). Generally it is bad form to edit (in a substantive way) a post that others have had a chance to read but the OP of a PNT is set up to allow you to edit it untill it is ready for release.
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