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To: Echo Talon
Let the speculation begin.

Snakes have vestigial pelvic bones.
Whales have vestigial pelvic bones.

Ergo, we'd expect some affinity between the two species.

As predicted by this theory, where there are no snakes, there are no whales (Ireland), whereas in Wales, there are snakes.

Note: While we expect to find Snakes and Whales in the same ecosystem, if you take them out of their natural environment, and, say, confine them in an automobile, bad things may happen.

16 posted on 04/25/2006 4:16:21 AM PDT by Hoplite
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To: Hoplite
Snakes have vestigial pelvic bones. Whales have vestigial pelvic bones.

Ergo, we'd expect some affinity between the two species.

As predicted by this theory, where there are no snakes, there are no whales (Ireland), whereas in Wales, there are snakes.akes have vestigial pelvic bones. Whales have vestigial pelvic bones.

Who are you who are so wise in the ways of science?

I am Arthur, King of the Britons.

19 posted on 04/25/2006 4:23:52 AM PDT by Vaquero ("An armed society is a polite society" Robert A. Heinlein)
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