Re: NS and AaD curves


"Anon." <bob.ohara@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> You have to add that fitness is environment specific: obviously you
> would be slightly less fit if you had to live at the bottom of the ocean.

Unless I were a dwarf in a Wagnerian opera, perhaps. (:>)

g

> Bob
>


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