er, well - they're
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:D
of course they're animals, they're not vegetables or minerals!
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Wed 28 Nov 2007, 15:10,
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They are part mineral (the shell), but yes, all multicellular organisms without chloroplasts are animals.
edit: sorry, that was a bit of a pompous reply, wasn't it? Ignore me, all.
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Wed 28 Nov 2007, 15:12,
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Yes, and also a pair of thick specs whose broken bridge is held together by elastoplast.
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Wed 28 Nov 2007, 15:22,
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I was going to ask that as well, but I thought it might be taking it a bit too far,
(Then I read your QOTW answer on protein structures)
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Wed 28 Nov 2007, 15:31,
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stop fighting kids, we're all happy members of the Eucaryota family
;)
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Wed 28 Nov 2007, 15:21,
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this statement is scientifically wrong in every regard.
*whistles idly*
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Thu 29 Nov 2007, 9:55,
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hehe - like that.
I was teetering on the edge of posting a seamshorse for you, but it would have been too harsh. And you're a decent chap.
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Wed 28 Nov 2007, 15:10,
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haha
I like a seamshorse
had to rush this a bit cos I've got to do work now - gah
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Wed 28 Nov 2007, 15:11,
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had to rush this a bit cos I've got to do work now - gah
Pfft!
and they are classified in kingdom "Animalia" so no problems with your taxonomy
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Wed 28 Nov 2007, 15:10,
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Woo!
Aren't they animals? Also I'm now wondering if they are also weasels.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snail
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Wed 28 Nov 2007, 15:12,
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snail