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More Axolotls

More Axolotls.   The axolotl (water monster) is one of my favourite animals. Despite what expert, ‘Linda Adkins’ says in her book, ‘Keeping Axolotls’, it is not a reptile. They are in a genus of 32 salamanders; salamanders are newts, (Caudata) which are amphibians, along with frogs and toads (Anura) and the wider caecilians (Gymnophiona). Other orders existed in the past. It’s from freshwater lakes and caves in Mexico and considered critically endangered on the IUCN register, but the
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Ape-man

Ape-man. There is a chicken/egg misunderstanding from all sides about evolution, that because, we (humans for example) evolved from other apes, monkeys (similiformes), primates and mammals etc. that this means a non-human once gave birth to a human.  This has many implications beyond biology of course. But this is in fact not the case. If you were to go back and observe actual real time events, this is a scenario you would and could not experience. Taxonomically of course, the egg came
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Welcome to the Phylogeny Explorer Project forums, blogsite.

Welcome to the Phylogeny Explorer Project forums, blogsite.

This is currently open, only to project contributors, be it sponsors, certified members, donors, those who work on the project in some way and specific invited guests. We invite you and/or anyone else who you feel might want to help/support us, the entire education programme and our non-profit work, and have access to this and upcoming exclusive benefits, to please do so, we really appreciate it. The Website: phylogenyexplorerproject.com or Forums: phylogenyexplorer.org both have clear signs to
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Aron Ra stabbed... and other news

Aron Ra stabbed... and other news

I was talking to one of our members, Phil in Slack, and he informed me that Aron Ra had been stabbed in a protest in London! Being not the sort of thing that (at least), some would joke about, I took it seriously and couldn’t see anything on basic internet searches, so I went to his twitter account. Aron has been filming (in a non-PEP acting role for a full length film). Which was just as well, as I had arranged to meet him the next day. I met up with Aron earlier today (Wednesday 29th May)
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Hybrids. Buffalo/Crocodile.

Hybrids. Buffalo/Crocodile.

Hybrids. Buffalo/Crocodile. Take a look at this image. A crocodile/buffalo hybrid. It must be, because it is so obvious and shows significant attributes of both, and this (untouched, unedited) picture is photographic evidence and it says so and has been declared in the reliable media who have reputations to protect. Case closed… right? Given these multiple lines of evidence, see how obvious it is from the photo alone, that it is true. Many people would seem perfectly justified, as bein
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Phylogeny

Phylogeny

Introduction. Phylogeny (tribe producing): There are a lot of similar terms ore methods to describe systematic ordering of life and the associated models used. Phylograms, cladograms, dendrograms, phenegrams, taximetrics, taxonomy, evolution etc.  Some are used interchangeably or as synonyms or are misused. In fact,  many experts can’t agree and it can be somewhat confusing. There will be more clarification and discussion on this elsewhere within the Forums. For now, I’ll leave you to
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Fundraising target one - met!! Thank you!

Fundraising target one - met!! Thank you!

We are so grateful to our wonderful members for supporting us (with time and/or money) and enabling the project to move forward and grow. Thank you, so much. This very (new) Forum exists because of you, and we now have a full range of social media from which to communicate with, ready for launch as a platform for bigger and better things, and getting good science out there. Our primary costs have been software, which includes monthly payments, so we really rely upon those monthly commi
Website Development
 

Website Development

WELCOME to the new Forum of the, ‘Phylogeny Explorer Project’! Well, Forum doesn’t quite cover it anymore. We grew up and made a Website that has just about everything in it and we can expand even more if needed. What do we have to offer?: Forums: I think this speaks for itself, but this Forum comes with lots of features and sections (public, invite and private). Blog: We can make blogs. This post is one. Loyalty - only sponsors and people that contribute in some way to
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