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To: Gib Bogle who wrote (3202)1/10/2006 7:11:40 PM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (2) of 219221
 
<One way or the other, big-tails have to have more offspring than small-tails. I don't see this happening in NZ, or the USA, or Europe (except for men with very small tails, the bottom couple of percent)>

Gib, I believe female interviews, the fact of the Flynn Effect and what I believe I have seen myself.

Plus, my guess [as we don't have data to quote], is that it's not a couple of %, but more like 10% or even 20% who have trouble getting up to the average breeding rate.

Let's call it quits, or delegate somebody to find actual data? Look outside. It's another fantastic day and I must not sit here! Melanoma is passing me by.

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