For the few humans who care about whether or not we drive species to
extinction, I found this on the Phasmid Study Group's facebook page
(https://www.facebook.com/PhasmidStudyGroup?fref=ts):
EXTINCTION ALERT! Haaniella dehaani's last holdout in Borneo has just
been destroyed to make way for agriculture. H. dehaani is possibly
extinct in the wild. Please take care not to lose your cultures of H.
dehaani and avoid hybridization.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=4101792458905&set=a.4098398614061.165516.1105743314&type=3&theater
How much money does it take to bring back a species from extinction? In
whose swiss/cayman account should it be placed to achieve it? How much
football must be played to restore a forest? I call this email,
PRIORITIES.
--
Aaron T. Dossey, Ph.D.
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Founder/Owner: All Things Bugs
Capitalizing on Low-Crawling Fruit from Insect-Based Innovation
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