Re: First Pluto is not a planet, and now . . . .

On 03/08/2010, at 10:35 PM, Alberto Monteiro wrote:

> 
> Charlie Bell wrote:
>> 
>> But thanks, it's a great example of science at work. It's also 
>> becoming common - lots of what were thought to be different species 
>> are becoming merged as the numbers of specimens increases. What 
>> we're learning is that some dinosaurs had some pretty impressive 
>> phenotypic plasticity through their lifetimes.
>> 
> There can't be too many different species, Noah's Ark wasn't
> big enough to carry them all!

Convert cubits to metric. It's much bigger then... ;-)

C.