03-19-2008, 09:11 PM
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I did read the material and many times PBH has contradicted that which he refers to or even his own past posts.
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Where have I contradicted myself?
Again, it can be selectively bred in an aquarium where you can control which individuals are doing the breeding. But in a natural setting, like Flaming Gorge, you cannot control which individuals are doing the breeding. So, you can't say that the fish in question remained small due to genetics. It is obvious that the small lake trout in question never converted to a fish diet. This is not a genetic result.
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I did read the material and many times PBH has contradicted that which he refers to or even his own past posts.
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Where have I contradicted myself?
Again, it can be selectively bred in an aquarium where you can control which individuals are doing the breeding. But in a natural setting, like Flaming Gorge, you cannot control which individuals are doing the breeding. So, you can't say that the fish in question remained small due to genetics. It is obvious that the small lake trout in question never converted to a fish diet. This is not a genetic result.
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