On 3/20/09, Miriam Webster wrote:
> On 3/19/09, Meghan wrote:
>> Im doing a report on the sexual dimporhism of the Eclectus
>> Parrot and Ive discovered there Is just one other parrot
>> that is truely sexual dimporhic, The Red bellied parrot.
>> does any body know why or can explain to me the
>> significance of this. This is for better understanding for
>> my paper. In addition how two correlates with each other..
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>
> Meghan, how old are you? Reason I ask is your spelling is
> atrocious for someone who is doing a report on DIMORPHISM.
> I would hope you would at least know how to spell the topic.
>
> Many species of parrots are dimorphic; not just the two you
> mentioned.
Miriam,
It is the net for one and when people get in a hurry a typo i no
big deal. You must be one of those people who ANALYZE everything?
But Meghan,
She is right there are many other species that are dimorphic,
and many that are not!