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What is Salty's 'semi-meiotic hypothesis'

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04-19-2003 4:27 PM

Salty, since this seems to be the central concept of your ideas, I think it important enough to be its own topic.
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As I see it, what we first need from you, is a clear cut outline of what is the "semi-meiotic hypothesis". If this outline exists elsewhere, please reproduce it in this topic.
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Also, Salty, I suggest you confine yourselve to this topic, until we clear this matter up.
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