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lexmiller

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Sorry....but I have a question.

What does it mean when you are typing something like:

1.1.Blah blahmosis

or

2.3.4 Something orother
 
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Yes, the first number means the number of species that are male, the second indicates number that are female, the third indicates the number that have unknown gender. If there is no male/females, a zero is shown (ex 0.1 Ambystoma mexicanum), and if no unknown, the last number is usually left off (unless numbers are shown in a list). Hope that makes sense.
 
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You guys are awesome. Thank you for the quick response. Is this a science thing or did someone on here come up with that method?
 
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I know huh...."science thing"...hahahaha. That was kinda funny sounding from a guy who is going to be a biology teacher.
 
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