tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Tue Dec 10 07:39:47 1996
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Re: yuch
- From: Qov <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: yuch
- Date: Tue, 10 Dec 1996 07:38:29 -0800
At 18:10 07/12/96 -0800, you wrote:
}The analogy of similar plant and animal species in Europe and America does
}not completely hold up here. There is a universe of difference between two
}continents which share the same biosphere, and two planets (Earth and
}Kronos) separated by light years. It is true that convergent evolution
}sometimes creates similar forms, but It seems that Star Trek writers rely
}on this far to much. We hear to much about Alvarian dung beetles, cave
}sloths, and hook spiders. Species of animals that evolved on different
}worlds, for the most part, should be fundamentally different from each
}other.
pemay. Daq chu'Daq Ha'DIbaH'e' ghovlaw'DI' nuv, pong ngo' lo'. *England*Daq
*North America*Daq je puvbogh Ha'DIbaH *robin*mey tIqel. pImchu' 'ach Doqmo'
roDu'chaj vaj wa' pong lughaj cha' mut. qoj naDev *fir*na' 'oHbe' *Douglas
fir*'e'. rurchuqlaw'DI' mcha' mut pong rap lo' nuv law'. qatlh loghDaq pIm
ghu' 'e' bopIH?
SKI: People call unrelated species by the same name when they seem similar.
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