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Iggle 13088 posts Joined: Sep 14, 2007
Posted 3:01 pm on Sep 25, 2024
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We were the same species. Hence the ability to have fertile offspring.

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Top of thread Regarding your comment on higher primates: Chimps vs Bonobos. iairishcheeks If "chimps" and "bonobos" live in the same area, who gets the resources? NedoftheHill Between neanderthals and sapiens, which is the chimp and bonobo? iairishcheeks
  • Neither. Iggle 3:01pm · 9/25/24
    • Ability to interbreed is not how we define species.Link iairishcheeks 4:24pm · 9/25/24
      • Their offspring are not fertile. They are like mules. Iggle 5:19pm · 9/25/24
        • Now do Wolves, Dogs and Coyotes. iairishcheeks 7:17pm · 9/25/24
          • Wolves and dogs split off even more recently Iggle 9:00pm · 9/25/24
            • I think we're splitting hairs between species and sub species definitions. iairishcheeks 11:37pm · 9/25/24
              • The only thing I am asserting Iggle 1:11am · 9/26/24
                • Interesting thoughts. iairishcheeks 2:47am · 9/26/24
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