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Evolution as it continues

Submitted by OrganizedKhaos on Mon, 10/08/2007 - 12:23am.
The discussion on evolution was very interestong. The idea that prokaryotic organisms were not better or more advanced than eukaryotic ones was a new concept. It makes sense because they do still exist. What really intrigued was when we began to think about humans and how evoltuion doesnt necessarily stop. As we are now the dominant organism on earth and bacteria was once dominate but as decline will the same happen to humans? will we become outnumbered? it's something to ponder.

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