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Young-earth theories

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NosyNed
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02-25-2005 6:04 PM 		Reply to: Message 10 by Loudmouth
02-25-2005 3:33 PM

The biological species concept
I thought this idea included the idea of "normally, in the wild". In which case anything which causes two populations to not "normally" interbreed makes them separate species.
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There is always the problem that species have some fuzz around the edges.
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02-28-2005 1:24 AM 		Reply to: Message 15 by RIP
02-28-2005 1:08 AM

Helpful?
That list is many years old. It has been shot full of holes over and over. A tiny bit of research will find all that.
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That is why some people get bored with it.
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