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Re: Why do we know all of this? (was Re: evolution)
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Wed, 8 Mar 2000 10:17:23 GMT
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Ben Roller wrote:
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> In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Christopher Tracey writes:
> > Shiri's description is very good, I'll elaborate on a few points.
> > The moth in question is the Peppered Moth(_Biston betularia_). Before the
> > industrial revolution, the predominant form seen in the woods of England
> > was white with dark brown spots,
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> Ok everyone, raise your hand if these guys are making you feel dumb too.
> It amazes me that you all knew which moths were being talked about. Man, some
> people are just too smart. :)
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> Ben Roller
This moth story is the standard subject under evolution chapter of high
school biology books here. I don't think too much people remembers it
though..:-)
Selçuk
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