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  • Birthday 07/09/1992

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    Indiana,USA
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  1. Irken_Link
    oh,wait a minute I was wrong never mind
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    I thought all vertabrates had their roots from marine creatures,say the early fish
  3. Irken_Link
    What issue # is it?
  4. Irken_Link
    I may not be able to vote but, I would like to say that it's very useful for ecologicol models.
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    I think this might be true Examples: shrews live a short life,while the tortise lives a long life
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    WELL, that's definently going to change my vote.(even though I'm only twelve) By the way, that was not sarcastic.
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    I'm not sure that it will be that soon for space traffic. Your going to need more time many space vehicles into massive production.
  8. Irken_Link
    The third gender could use a mean of self-reproduting(altough they would be exactly like their parent). However I have heard of females having only one x chromosone
  9. Irken_Link
    Oh,Schrodngr's_cat. I know how it feels to let go of a pet. It may not seem like it but, even something as little as returning a turtle will benifit the ecosystem greatly.
  10. Irken_Link
    I'm sharing my personal opinoin for each one: A.very Possible b.has my vote c.maybe d.I'm not religous at all, no way e.unlikely f.can't think of anything at the moment
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    I'd have to give John Baez a hand. It seems like that man did a lot reaserch to gather all of this information.
  12. Irken_Link
    Insects being enormous is an impossibilty. They would collapse under their own weight because of their exoskeleton system.
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