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Taxonomy
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What are they going to do to us in the future though? I read an article which said all African giraffes are considered one species, but there are some scientists endeavoring to classify all giraffes into six separate species. So you take one healthy population, divide it roughly by six, and you've now got six endangered species. :o
No, no, I hate those stupid Japanese cartoons.
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98, did you read the posts on this thread that talk about a nested hierarchy vs. one with a lot of "crossed lines"? Do you understand the differences between organizing designed vs evolved items, and how the possible organizational schemes can clearly detect design?
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98, did you read the posts on this thread that talk about a nested hierarchy vs. one with a lot of "crossed lines"? Do you understand the differences between organizing designed vs evolved items, and how the possible organizational schemes can clearly detect design?
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