humans are then without a doubt genets even though the drift between us is minimal and solitary humans will still behave similarly to other humans only the complexity of the tasks they accomplish differs. or have i got that mixed up?
---------------- don't call me skinny! i'm just ... <<< ... aerodynamic!
its in my initials, an anagram.. seriously!
All unitary organisms (such as humans) can be considered genets (except perhaps for monozygotic twins, which are natural clones, and therefore fulfill the ramet definition).
Eventually, we come to a point where we realize that however much we try, nature does not allways want to fit into our definitions...
---------------- Morten S
- Time is fun when we're having flies. - Kermit the frog
don't call me skinny! i'm just ... 
<<< ... aerodynamic!
