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What the heck is a "living fossil?" Is it alive? Or is it a fossil?
Posted by
JaxSean (aka JaxSean)
Jan 30 '09, 21:53
("hyde" is also not an acceptable answer.)
so...are these alive ("living"), or dead ("fossil")?
(photography.nationalgeographic.com)
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Old Ben Kenobi -- nm
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Han Solo
Jan 30, 21:57
Just think BAD -- nm
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BAD
Jan 30, 21:56
Burns, C. Montgomery -- nm
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Chicken Little
Jan 30, 21:55
wait till you're 60 and you walk into a singles bar -- nm
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zeitgeist for dogs
Jan 30, 21:55
They are organisms, currently living, that have been nearly unchanged for millions of years. See also: Ceolocanth. -- nm
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TWuG
Jan 30, 21:55
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