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Posted by David L. Martin on July 15, 2002 at 07:10:19:

In Reply to: Apples to apples posted by Byron Larkin on July 14, 2002 at 13:57:30:

At this moment there is a wild population of
atrox in S Texas with a specific size-class
distribution. Should we expect a 7-foot atrox
in S Texas? Well, look at the size-class
distribution. Okay, but what generates the
size-class distribution? Oh, growth rates,
survivorship, population size. Anything else?
No, not that I can think of. At this moment
there is a wild population of adamanteus in
S Florida. Should we expect any 7-foot
adamanteus in S Florida? Look at the size-class
distribution. Okay, what generates that? Oh,
growth rates, survivorship, population size.
Anything else? No.

Should we expect any 7-foot marine toads in
S Texas? Well, look at the size-class
distribution. Okay, but what generates that?
Growth rates, survivorship, population size.
Should we expect any 7-foot tall caracaras in
S Florida? Look at the size-class distribution.
What generates it? Growth rates, survivorship,
population size. Should we expect any 7-foot
tall prickly pears in S Texas? Look at the size
class distribution. What generates it? Growth
rates, survivorship, population size. Should we
expect any 7-foot tall saw palmettos in
S Florida? Look at the....

Where is my faulty assumption again?

Follow Ups:

A Guiding Light Byron Larkin 07/16/02 (19)
- Now I'm really lost, friend David L. Martin 07/16/02 (18)
  - Come now, this is not that hard Byron Larkin 07/16/02 (17)
    - David, I think he's right steve jones 07/16/02 (16)
      - Fair enough, Steve David L. Martin 07/17/02 (15)
        
        Am I missing something here? steve jones 07/17/02 (14)
        
        I think we're makin progress, Steve David L. Martin 07/18/02 (13)
        
        More Heat than Light Byron Larkin 07/18/02 (12)
        
        Johnny flame off David L. Martin 07/18/02 (11)
        
        Oh No! Byron larkin 07/18/02 (10)
        
        By all means David L. Martin 07/18/02 (9)
        
        I think he just did! steve jones 07/18/02 (8)
        
        Yup David L. Martin 07/18/02 (7)
        
        Not Texas but..... Rich G. 07/19/02 (1)
        
        Me like data David L. Martin 07/19/02 (0)
        
        I can tell you joe 07/18/02 (4)
        
        Re: I can tell you I hear it all the time Buzz 07/18/02 (3)
        
        hehehe buzzzz coming out of the woodwork joe 07/18/02 (2)
        
        Re: hehehe buzzzz coming out of the woodwork Buzz 07/18/02 (1)
        
        back then all I drank was coca cola, joe 07/19/02 (0)

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: At this moment there is a wild population of : atrox in S Texas with a specific size-class : distribution. Should we expect a 7-foot atrox : in S Texas? Well, look at the size-class : distribution. Okay, but what generates the : size-class distribution? Oh, growth rates, : survivorship, population size. Anything else? : No, not that I can think of. At this moment : there is a wild population of adamanteus in : S Florida. Should we expect any 7-foot : adamanteus in S Florida? Look at the size-class : distribution. Okay, what generates that? Oh, : growth rates, survivorship, population size. : Anything else? No. : Should we expect any 7-foot marine toads in : S Texas? Well, look at the size-class : distribution. Okay, but what generates that? : Growth rates, survivorship, population size. : Should we expect any 7-foot tall caracaras in : S Florida? Look at the size-class distribution. : What generates it? Growth rates, survivorship, : population size. Should we expect any 7-foot : tall prickly pears in S Texas? Look at the size : class distribution. What generates it? Growth : rates, survivorship, population size. Should we : expect any 7-foot tall saw palmettos in : S Florida? Look at the.... : Where is my faulty assumption again?

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