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Feb 12, 2022 7:55 AM CST
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Native at what point in time? If a plant expands its territory by 1 foot, is it still in its native habitat? If it moves 1 mile? 100 miles? Does the qualification of the movement change if it moved with or without human manipulation? What if it was moved by animals? By a seed floating across an ocean? Isn't all of this evolution, or are things supposed to never change?
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