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Early Access Video - You Are The Hagfish of Reptiles
🕑 Added 2023-02-03 16:27:12 +0000 UTCHi Patrons, Jason here!
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Comments
UltimateA
Looks like Clint's moving videos from "Clint Explains" to the main channel?
John Phillips
Definitely need to watch again challenging my brain, but that is why I think Clint is awesome he makes you think π
Doug Smith
I will definitely be watching this a few more times. I think I got the gist of it.
Ivan Warren
That did make sense to me ! So essentially, if I understood this right : - A Clade is any group that share (or is believe to share) a common ancestor. A Clade can be a species, an order.. heck.. even a realm (Animals is a Clade) - or even higher up the ladder.. The Myco-Animalia (I just made it up) is a Clade that would contain the mushrooms and the animals, but not the plants.. Eukariota is a Clade that contains Animals, Mushrooms, Plants but NOT Archeobacteria.. or "Life" which contains all organisms except Viruses (debated).. - And you did say except maybe 'species' (or was that in the extra).. Am I correct in saying that a species is what caracterizes organisms that can reproduce, producing viable/non sterile offsprings in their natural habitat ? (Then.. how do you define "species" for living things that reproduce asexually ?) Oh well, I guess I am still as confused as before !
Georgia Altic
That was both interesting and a bit confusing.
