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Are abbos even human?
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>>133834423
Species is defined as the ability to procreate and have fertile children.
So horses and donkeys are seperate species because while they can have children those mules cannot reproduce.
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>>133836124
>Species is defined as the ability to procreate and have fertile children.
Nah, it's more nuanced than that. Hence you have wolves and coyotes.
"Species" is itself a scientific construct, and there's a lot of debate.
t. geneticsfag
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>>133834782
So is this what abos call good looking?
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>>133834423
i'm going there in a month, i'll learn the truth and report back
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>>133836383
They don't like whitey in there. Might just be your last trip
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>>133834423
they are australians
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>>133836124
>Species is defined as the ability to procreate and have fertile children.
Explain Orangutans.
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>>133836124
wrong
There are fertile ligers.
It's rare, but it happens.
The definition of species is basically arbitrary.
At the end of the day, taxonomy is just stamp collecting.
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