Re: Intriguing new concept regarding human origins

In article <1146910820.683509.97750
@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com>, hugheaston01@xxxxxxxxxxx
<hugheaston01@xxxxxxxxxxx> declared...
Desertphile wrote:

1) Many organisms destroy their environments;

2) Other organisms move into those destroyed environments and live
perfectly happy and healthy

Example please? AFAIK, most if not all cases of organisms damaging
their environments are foreign species introduced by humans. Hardly
relevant to the more general case of life throughout Earth's history.


How about a disease or parasite that kills its host?




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