Have you ever seen a lachrymose pachyderm?
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I am way to vodkad up to look it up sure I know when I am sober...b;linf&#92;g ling boots bheehe cach me knock that bottle my 40 berreata hehehehe
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Human parthenogenesis has never been recorded for certain.  But, then again, chances are, if it has happened, nobody would notice.  Only recently has genetic testing been available to test it, I keep expecting an example to turn up eventually.
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Yes indeed I have!\n\n\nIt is called the "Tree of Life"\n\n\nThe schematic of the Creator
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yes, there is a home i saw in a nearby town, out in the pasture with a couple of horses was a zebra. looked strange seeing one outside a zoo, but they all looked content.
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Yes I have and yes they do. Takes a few weeks for it to happen, second week. Highly recommend these products.
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I have a couple of times. Once because my friend fainted and we couldent get him to wake up, once because my friend almost got shot by this psycho and once when I was like five years old becuase I thought it was fake. Random but yeah.
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Yes I have!! LOVE IT!!! hehehe... i have actually seen it twice... sad but true!! LOL
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yes, its called a true hermaphradite, and it is due to a hormonal problem during development of the fetus.  rare.
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Try http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=pterodactyl&fr=FP-tab-web-t400&toggle=1&ei=UTF-8&fr2=tab-web
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a rather good question would be: WHY don't we secrete cellulase? \n\n.........must have left the capability somewhere along the evolution chain. good thing too. i don't like the taste of grass ;)
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Yes, believe it or not.  A Canadian firm has gene spliced goats to produce spider web threads in their milk.\n\nLink is attached.  If you want more of them, just use the search term\n\nspider web goat milk
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As far as is known, yes.\n\nParthenogenesis has been the subject of many questions on this board lately, I'm not sure why.  Parthenogenesis is when a female reproduces without the aid of a male, simply creating clones of herself by not splitting chromosomes during egg cell formation.  Parthenogenesis is commonly recorded from fish, amphibians and reptiles.  In fact, some lizards are male-less and reproduce solely by parthenogenesis.\n\nHowever, parthenogenesis has *never* been recorded from mammals.  This doesn't mean it can't happen, of course.
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yes i have...no honey, they are a mythical creature, unless you are talking about the medical marvel with mankind...in which non identical twins share a blood supply in the uterus...or those who are not twins had a twin that died early in gestation....im well versed in both cases bryce_jacobs@yahoo.com IM if you want more info
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no, they don't i never saw one before
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i have a book that i can sell you. it has all the diagrams and labels of the developmental stages of a chick embryo, as well as humans, echinoderm, etc. let me know if you want to buy it. it was only used a couple of times in class.
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Nope, sure haven't. It is suspected to be an auto-immune disease.
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None-- But the endoplasmic reticulum does come in contact at various times during the life cycle