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08-07-2003, 07:22 PM

Andrew Stephenson

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Plausible population support productivity figures / sq.Km?

In article 3f091a1e_2@newsfeed
"Gordon Couger" writes:

Rodents are starting to need food more like people. Stay with
ruminants they can use food that humans can't.

I thought it was one of those genotype things, not phenotypical.
Eg, rats being able to synthesise from other vitamins most of the
11 (?) vitamins a mammal typically needs, whereas humans can only
synthesise a smaller range. (Vague numbers, sorry.)

If you live by the sea it is a great source of food and
convenient way to get rid of characters that become untidy
without and fuss or muss.

:-) Nice idea. Alas, the sea's hundreds of Km away -- for now.
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Andrew Stephenson

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