Come now, this is not that hard

Posted by Byron Larkin on July 16, 2002 at 14:15:47:

In Reply to: Now I'm really lost, friend posted by David L. Martin on July 16, 2002 at 12:42:29:

: Your failure to even note the possibility that atrox could be the larger of the two species on your now famous list of all possible explanations for why more large atrox are found than large adamanteus is, by default, indicative of your assumption that they are equally capable of reaching the same length, at the same frequency as a percentage of the population.

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• 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)
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                            • back then all I drank was coca cola, joe 07/19/02 (0)

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