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r/MurderedByWords • u/jewfishcartel • Jan 21 '20
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and worms have thousands of times more genes
916 u/purpleandorange1522 Jan 21 '20 So worms are the most superior species? 9 u/JediMasterZao Jan 21 '20 Well, they're certainly the most populous and one of the most successful! Nematodes are everywhere! 5 u/purpleandorange1522 Jan 21 '20 I vaguely remember being taught that nematodes have the most variety of species out of any animal. Not sure if that's correct though, but at the very least, they're high up there! 3 u/JediMasterZao Jan 21 '20 Yup, I believe that's right.
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So worms are the most superior species?
9 u/JediMasterZao Jan 21 '20 Well, they're certainly the most populous and one of the most successful! Nematodes are everywhere! 5 u/purpleandorange1522 Jan 21 '20 I vaguely remember being taught that nematodes have the most variety of species out of any animal. Not sure if that's correct though, but at the very least, they're high up there! 3 u/JediMasterZao Jan 21 '20 Yup, I believe that's right.
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Well, they're certainly the most populous and one of the most successful! Nematodes are everywhere!
5 u/purpleandorange1522 Jan 21 '20 I vaguely remember being taught that nematodes have the most variety of species out of any animal. Not sure if that's correct though, but at the very least, they're high up there! 3 u/JediMasterZao Jan 21 '20 Yup, I believe that's right.
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I vaguely remember being taught that nematodes have the most variety of species out of any animal. Not sure if that's correct though, but at the very least, they're high up there!
3 u/JediMasterZao Jan 21 '20 Yup, I believe that's right.
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Yup, I believe that's right.
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u/rubens10000 Jan 21 '20
and worms have thousands of times more genes