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== " (no one says "monotreme" - let's use plain English)" == | == " (no one says "monotreme" - let's use plain English)" == | ||
| − | I say "monotreme" (and have a background in biology) - let's use words that have precisely defined meanings. | + | I say "monotreme" (and have a background in biology) - let's use words that have precisely defined meanings. --[[User:Jeremiah4-22|Jeremiah4-22]] 15:39, 8 April 2007 (EDT) |
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Saying the natural range of these animals is "Australia and Tasmania" is the sort of thing that would get every Tasmanian really riled up, I can tell you. At least, mostways, those of em that got enuff book-larning to be able to read. It's a bit like saying "United States and Alaska", only worse, becoz we didn't BUY Tasmania. God thru it in when he done give the place to the British. So I have changed it. MylesP myles325@yahoo.com.au 7 Apr 2007 AD
- Finally, some really useful information on one of GOD's favorite creatures. Flippin 12:59, 6 April 2007 (EDT)
" (no one says "monotreme" - let's use plain English)"
I say "monotreme" (and have a background in biology) - let's use words that have precisely defined meanings. --Jeremiah4-22 15:39, 8 April 2007 (EDT)