DB>A counterexample usually happens every night in most
DB>ecosystems. Essentially most of the exposed plants, bacteria,
DB>fungi, and cold-blooded animals (indeed every organism that is
DB>not warm blooded and which has a negligible growth rate) tend
DB>to have their body temperatures drop when the environmental
DB>temperature drops as the earth's surface cools at night. The
DB>entropy of each of these organisms drops with their body
DB>temperature.
<Bonk> (sound of palm slapping forehead)
Got me. Thanks for the reality check, David.
Wesley