i certainly think that anything like that can not be decided by one person for another. even parents for their children

but am i wrong in saying that breeds are not seperate species? its not like a wolf and great dane mated and then that hybrid mated. These are all domesticated animals.

that is true but the only example given was of an anglerfish, which im assuming is a fish

so then hybrids can not mate but a hybrid can mate with a nonhybrid?

is it true that there are also stem cells found in fat within humans?

I think there will even be differences in the color of cells of a single persons blood it all depends on the amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide in blood

sorry cyranian I thought u were spelling the italian by sound. My mistake. This genetic variation is exactly as darwin put it. Survival of the fittest

You can observe the changes animals have gone through in short periods of time with the records we have from biologists in various centuries. How can you think that these changes werent compounded over millions of years

another question for you all. I thought that interspecies mating was supposed to result in a sterile offspring. How can ligers and tigons mate then?

things settle as well as diffuse, due to weight just as Inuyasha said. Think about peanut butter thats left around to long.

a fish ,however, which was what the original post was about is not a mammal.

what is life like for these hybrids. Do they have a short life span, any common mental or physical disabilities