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Re: Body Hair Loss in Aquatic MammalsPhil Nicholls (pnich@globalone.net)Fri, 27 Oct 1995 18:21:19 GMT
clarke@longwood.cs.ucf.edu (Tom Clarke) graced us with the following
>In article <469c5p$aj2@news.global1.net> pnich@globalone.net (Phil Nicholls) writes:
>>>Perhaps an animal with the intelligence of a baboon
>>Perhaps far off in space, cosmic bunnies control our fate.
>I warned you:
>In article <46df78$e01@news.cc.ucf.edu> clarke@acme.ucf.edu (Thomas Clarke) writes:
>>... you must phrase this properly if you
>>Perhaps baboons baboons already occupy a successful ecological
>That is an answer, but one that I do not find convincing.
Somehow I am not surprised.
>Is the baboon niche so narrow that another quadrapedal primate
I didn't say anything about the baboon niche being narrow. I said
>Are the miocene apes so biomechanically specialized that they
Some where. Most likely the common ancestor was very generalized or
>>"To ask a question you must first know most of the answer"
Phil Nicholls pnich@globalone.net
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