At 04:48 PM 2/29/00 -0500, Vandergraaf, Chuck wrote:
>Glen,
>
> "The plain biological fact is that only one other species is as
>widely dispersed as humans, maybe two. These are the rat and the dog, both
>of whom follow man wherever he goes and hitch rides with man. Other than
>these two animals no other species was or is as widespread as H. erectus was
>500,000 years ago. By 1 million years ago Homo erectus had occupied 3
>continents representing 63% of the worlds habitable land area
> "
>
> I would guess that there would be a third species: fleas.
I stand corrected. :-) Lice also.
glenn
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