A Danger to the World's Food: Genetic Engineering and the EconomicInterests of the Life Science
"W K" wrote in message
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"Franz Heymann" wrote in message
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I think that the definition of a species runs along the lines that any
set
of all those living objects which can breed with one another constitute
a
species.
A bit of a primary school definition.
On the contrary, Darwin's definition, as in "The Origin of Species" by the
man himself.
If you knew a better one you would not have refrained from stating it.
(Yes, I know there are occasional cases of interspecific breeding. I
too don't understand that).
I imagine.
As usual, you appear not to have anything to contribute. Or do you
understand how interspecific breeding occurs?
Franz
Franz
Franz
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