Re: Why are human brains bigger?

From: Chuck Palson (cpalson@mediaone.net)
Date: Thu May 18 2000 - 11:28:53 BST

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    Richard Brodie wrote:

    > Chuck wrote:
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    > <<The more we study animals, the more we see the similarities.>>
    >
    > Speak for yourself, Chuck. ;-)

    You Californians should know 'cause yer a bunch of animals! :-)

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    > Richard Brodie richard@brodietech.com
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