So, let’s say there’s a species of bacteria that is known to dwell in Greek yogurt. How long would it take before that species of yogurt-dweller only has modern descendants different enough to qualify as one or more new species?
So, let’s say there’s a species of bacteria that is known to dwell in Greek yogurt. How long would it take before that species of yogurt-dweller only has modern descendants different enough to qualify as one or more new species?
Yes, natural selection isn’t really survival of the fittest, it’s survival of the good enough.
(Also I assume you meant descendant; decedent is someone who is deceased.)
Ah, goddamn autocorrect! Yes, that’s what I meant.