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Rabidly inventive game designer & developer. Author of the Disjunction MVC Game Development Framework.
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Acknowledging differentiation of species, in historical times Which is why I tagged my question, "taxonomy" in the first instance. I have rarely seen comparisons between similar groups of animals. I think that written descriptions tend to focus on the individual species being discussed, rather than comparisons of species (or genera) which may be similar to the one under scrutiny; although this sort of comparison is nearly always made where subspecies are described, in my (limited) experience. Where would you suggest I look, for comparisons as such (please do not direct me to Wikipedia)? |
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