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Dictionary » O » Octopus Octopusoctopus (Science: zoology) A genus of eight-armed cephalopods, including numerous species, some of them of large size. See devilfish. Origin: NL. See Octopod. ![]()
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Results from our forumWhy do you keep talking about species... and Sand Dollars Class: Holothuroidea Sea Cucumbers Phylum: Mollusca Molluscs Class: Bivalvia Bivalves Class: Cephalopoda Squids, Cuttlefishes, Octopus, Nautilus Class: Gastropoda Snails, Slugs Class: Polyplacophora Chitons Kingdon: Plantae Phylum: Magnoliophyta Flowering Plants Order: Casuarinales ...
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Natural selection wrong due to transmission of harmful genes... aint she lucky the full quote says All members of the human population play their part in the survival of the species- humans are not a species of octopus or bacteria or amoeba or salmon If breast cancer rates are increasing.. it not a matter of them increasing it is a matter of the harmuful genes ...
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Natural selection wrong due to transmission of harmful genes... that NS or survival only matters up to the point where you survive long enough to reproduce These people seem to think humans are a species of octopus or salmon If all human women died after giving birth to children the kids would die as well-thus humans would not survive Kids need living parents ...
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Natural selection is proven wrong... that NS or survival only matters up to the point where you survive long enough to reproduce These people seem to think humans are a species of octopus or salmon If all human women died after giving birth to children the kids would die as well-thus humans would not survive Kids need living parents ...
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Animal Name Game!Is it a cephalopod? Is it a cuddlefish? Is it a squid? Is it a octopus? Torsion is the process a Gastropod goes through when it moved it's body about 180 degrees so it ends up pooping on it's head. (I've read slugs go through torsion, but then reverse it.)
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