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Kate Bunting
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It’s so hard when minor points come up that discredit the author’s expertise. He claims incubating eggs in mounds distinguishes crocodilians from birds. The megapodes clearly prove otherwise, and temperature can play a role in sex selection there too. Later he dismisses the dangers posed by saltwater crocs based on Australian stats that don’t take population distribution into account …ugh
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