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Evolutionary Continuum: Species Concepts
Topic Started: Jul 17 2008, 02:16 PM (4,369 Views)
Dragonborn Nov 23 2011, 07:03 PM Post #196
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Devout Christian, and not afraid to show it! (But with the ban on religious topic, that doesn;t happen)
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dialforthedevil
Nov 21 2011, 07:07 PM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaglossus_hacketti perhaps the recurrence of large echidna again? Is it possible for echidna to use their long tongues for catching fish, or is that WAYYY out of the question?
it's quite possible. In fact, it's quite probable that a giant echidna would use it's tongue to catch fish, or get a longer, beaked muzzle for that purpose.
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dragontunders Mar 20 2012, 03:55 PM Post #197
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hey, this is dead?
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DNArchitect Mar 23 2012, 07:45 PM Post #198
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no its undead
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citrakayah Jun 28 2012, 09:10 AM Post #199
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There aren't any coursing predators in the African savannah currently. I'd like to create one.

Also, can we attempt to argue that a species that has been stated to be extinct shouldn't be extinct? Because if humans vanished at about now, I think I could make an excellent case for cheetahs in desert regions, descended from a small population in the Sahara desert (or, for that matter, descended from a population in Namibia; where if we vanished their populations would explode). They don't really have any competition.

They aren't big cats, either, they're a distinct lineage and they can't roar. And elimination of other big cats would work tremendously in their favor.
Edited by citrakayah, Jun 28 2012, 02:11 PM.
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