Solitary

... Alex - we are almost in agreement! I certainly agree that a genetic predisposition to belief in the supernatural is likely not to be in just one solitary gene, but between several, plus or minus a few switches here and there. I am not well enough educated in the old religions to know whether ...

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Recently, I red that it has been identified a altrusitic gene, which was from an ancestral and solitary unicellular organism. Upon evolution from unicellular to multicellular organism, pluricellular algae for example, clusters of some cells have renounced at their pluripotent ...

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... and larvae most certanly dont. Is it a Coleoptera? Does it have complete metamorphosis? Yes, it is Coleoptera. Is it considered communal? No. Solitary. Is it a pest? Pest?! PEST?!!!! You dare call an insect a pest in my face?!!!!! ARGHHHH!!!! :evil: Lol! Just kidding. Unfortunately it is consider ...

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... and (under debate as of 2006) either four or five subspecies. And The Cougar (Puma concolor), also known as the Puma or Mountain Lion, is a large, solitary cat found in the Americas. Still, The Cougar can kill and drag prey about 7 times its own weight. It normally hunts large mammals, such as ...

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Colonies are a group things that work together to finish a job. So cell colonies do the same thing? And what about multicellular organisms?? and solitary cells?

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