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So I read Science News because it's handy and encapsulated news about an area that I know very little about. The bit I read today had me amused.
When to Change Sex
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In Finding Nemo, if Hollywood had settled for humdrum clownfish homelife, in the New Guinea species, Nemo's dad would have changed physiologically into the new egg-layer and mom in the anemone. And little Nemo himself, assuming he was the only remaining juvenile underfish there, would have moved up the hierarchy and become his new mom's next mate.
I'm just trying to imaging Finding Nemo II, The Biologically Accurate Story. I think it would sell, don't you?
When to Change Sex
...
In Finding Nemo, if Hollywood had settled for humdrum clownfish homelife, in the New Guinea species, Nemo's dad would have changed physiologically into the new egg-layer and mom in the anemone. And little Nemo himself, assuming he was the only remaining juvenile underfish there, would have moved up the hierarchy and become his new mom's next mate.
I'm just trying to imaging Finding Nemo II, The Biologically Accurate Story. I think it would sell, don't you?
