Re: the nature of evolutionary change in human groups

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In a message dated 3/17/03 8:56:09 AM Eastern Standard Time,
alexanian@uncw.edu writes:

> I just cited crystals as an example of discrete groups. That is all. Moorad
>
>

Not a problem - just to mention - I post on evopsych (3,000 scientists) and
hbe-l and have never heard any of these scientists use the category of
'discrete' or 'continuous' groups. That is all.
rich

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