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topher@cholesbury Posted Sep 25, 2002
Gnomon
I did not spot that the other post was from you as well!
All those mentioned are insects. The reference to other Arthropods, spiders etc was in response to an earlier post to somehow get spiders in so they are there along with centipeds and others but I think I have distingushed them from insects. What do you think?
Early Man as you call him lived in several habitats incluidng some cave dwellers in what is now China. I did not want to refer to cavemen as such as I agree with you in is a misnomer. Your point is a good one so I have gone in and made some changes to reflect a more diverse start on this planet for Homo spp and his ancestors.
topher
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A828975 - Insects' Houses That Are Shared By Humans
topher@cholesbury Posted Sep 30, 2002
Thanks for the message Sam.
Much appreciation to all of you who offered many constructive suggestions and ideas which helped this piece along its way.
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