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Speciation – verb vs noun

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Speciation in nature is a more fluid process than speciation in taxonomy 🙂

There is some interesting research on evolution in action – see http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/12/111208121408.htm Birds Caught in the Act of Becoming a New Species

Regards, Laurie.

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    Carl Clifford

    Yes, the only fixed species are museum specimens. Evolution just keeps rolling along. Who knows, one day Homo sapiens may even evolve into Homo humanisimi.

    Cheers,

    Carl Clifford

    Speciation in nature is a more fluid process than speciation in taxonomy 🙂

    There is some interesting research on evolution in action – see http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/12/111208121408.htm Birds Caught in the Act of Becoming a New Species

    Regards, Laurie.

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