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JRWagner
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080626145806.htm
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jr,

this is a duplicate; someone else posted this and i copied it here breaking it up.


so you could delete it...

just click on pencil on side of your name;

go to top left corner, CLICK DELETE POST; HIT ENTER, and it's gone for good.


ignore moderator's comment; you posted it; you can delete it anytime including all replies to it.


thanks!
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treepatrol
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And who cloned it?

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Treepatrol that's a great question! Another question to ask, are birds the only way it could show up on two continents simultaneously?

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