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| Archeoraptor | Oct 15 2017, 06:04 PM Post #16 |
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"A living paradox"
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are vacines domestication in a broad sense? |
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Astarte an alt eocene world,now on long hiatus but you never know Fanauraa; The rebirth of Aotearoa future evo set in new zealand after a mass extinction coming soon......a world that was seeded with earth´s weridest and who knows what is coming next........... " I have to know what the world will be looking throw a future beyond us I have to know what could have been if fate acted in another way I have to know what lies on the unknown universe I have to know that the laws of thee universe can be broken throw The Spec I gain strength to the inner peace the is not good of evil only nature and change,the evolution of all livings beings" " Spoiler: click to toggle | |
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| Bob-The-Seagull-King | Oct 16 2017, 02:10 AM Post #17 |
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Bob, king of the seagulls
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I mean, I'm pretty sure the reason it's considered significant is that humans have created an environment specifically for them, and yet several species have so quickly (relatively to the rest of earth evolution, major cities have only been widespread for a very VERY short time) adapted to live in these environments. Also, many people would not be as knowledgeable on adaption and stuff as we are - so I'd say that this article is neat (even if not to us). |
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