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ExtinctionThe recent spread of bird flu is an amazing activity of nature.I think that nature is trying to let new species to evolve from the older birds or any other organisms to take their place.Unless there
is sympathric speciation that occures as a result of resistant birds mating preferentially with each other (that would be interesting).It was when I heard that many birds died in India when it had only spread to one state of our nation I got this idea and from a scientist.
Nature is not trying to do anything. It simply happens. As for the evolution part of your post, i totally agree. From what i heard on TV, this desease, after reaching a particular size, will simply explode and kill everything, even humans if it mutates. If that happens, new organisms will take over the applied niche of older organisms via the founder effect
"I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. I want to understand the universe and answer the big questions, that is what keeps me going" - Stephen Hawking
Extinction?Bird flue can't be considered as an evolutionary process!
How a fit male will survive, i mean to say that how the birds will no that which one is fit! The time lag between metting & survival plays a measure role here. so as it is spreading through humans; can we say it as leading to human extinction?
I agree about that evolution point, the flued males provide an option which may be preffered or may not be... the genes of those females which preffer fit males will survive and produce a flu-resistant species...
Other chara. besides the resistance may be iduced depending upon the conditions during the evolution period... As Andrew says if it mutates it can produce a human disease too... so we've to be alert! hrushikesh
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