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Natural Limitation to Evolutionary Processes (2/14/05)

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Coragyps
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03-02-2006 8:55 PM 		Reply to: Message 112 by inkorrekt
03-02-2006 8:33 PM

Re: Considering rapid rate of mutation
There cannot be any other explanation. Any other explanation does not make any sense to me.
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Think about what you wrote here, Ink. Are those two sentences necessarily tied together?
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07-14-2006 7:44 PM 		Reply to: Message 132 by inkorrekt
07-13-2006 11:37 PM

Re: Considering rapid rate of mutation
why they are not predicting the future of man as to whom he will EVOLVE into?
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See if you can find After Man: A Zoology of the Future by Dougal Dixon - I think that it's out of print, sadly. It's a wonderful fantasy treatment of what (vertebrate) life on earth will look like in 50,000,000 years after we humans have polluted ourselves to death.
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The rat clade figures rather prominently in that world.
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Coragyps
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07-14-2006 8:20 PM 		Reply to: Message 139 by Belfry
07-14-2006 8:09 PM

Re: Considering rapid rate of mutation
Heh! I got my excellent copy used for maybe $8 Canadian one time in Calgary, and now they're $55 US and up!
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But I'm not selling - I love that book!
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