...miscegenation? Like could they all just be an admixture of different races with other (but fewer) racial predecessors that formed the variation in external morphological features we discover during non-prehistoric times in anthropoid fossils
And if this recently thought out question I posed...
The spread of existing and emerging fungal diseases in plants and animals poses a threat to global food security and biodiversity, according to a new study whose authors suggest halting fungal rot in the most important crops could feed an extra 600 million people a year...
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a. all of the choices are correct
b. may have more effective adaptations for the environment than native species do
c. don't have natural predators in the new environment
d. may be better competitors for resources than native species
(No answer)
PLoS Blog Post Pick of the Month for January 2010 is as the NN blog Endless Forms, written by Anne-Marie Hodge.
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THERE IS A PIK-CHER OF A KITTEH!!!!
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PLoS Blog Post Pick of the Month for January 2010 is as the NN blog Endless Forms, written by Anne-Marie Hodge.
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THERE IS A PIK-CHER OF A KITTEH!!!!
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