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Commented: About ddavel544's answer

;-) Ha ha! Now, if you don't get a question, don't answer it! ;-)

Commented: About ddavel544's answer

Thie above is plainly not there to answer a question!

Asked: Is ettiquette sometimes there just to provide ...

And is it soulless to sarcastivally stop others from their natural morality?
  • Posted 9 months ago

Answered: How do birds' sex chromosomes compare with our own ...

Do you mean pregnancy would not require the stability of complementing chromosomes? Do you mean our chromosome pairs are not stabilising? And (if not) why would there be chromosome pairs for ...

Commented: About Ol' Yeddar's answer

Yes, but how do the avian ganadal DMRT1 and PKCqW genes compare with their mammal equivalents?!

Asked: Is there an issue of the superiourity of the self ...

The notion of those attitudes may be that they are about the trivial, but especially smart establishments for gaining moral advantages. ... Or they may be about those advantages taken into the ...
  • Posted 9 months ago

Asked: Can there be fair play in the notion of foul play?

Is there ever (in any very important situtation) an absolute error in defining foul play (or so to speak foul play) as impossible to view as fair play? That is, the foul play might be fair for ...
  • Posted 9 months ago

Asked: How do birds' sex chromosomes compare with our own ...

I have heard that mammals with only one Y chromosome cannot live, while mammals with only one X chromosome can (but are sterile). Also, two mammal (but not two bird) X chromosomes are enough for the ...
  • Posted 9 months ago

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