Anthropomorphic Anatomy, Period 3, 25 Mar '09

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"One of the traits used to describe something - or one - as living is the ability to reproduce, to pass on its traits to the next generation. Of course, it's not quite so simple," continued Mohinder, passing out notes, and listing the conventional definitions. "And members of a species missing traits - reproduction or reaction - are still

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Singly.

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Andrew Wiggin

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Cal Stephanides

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Sokka

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Listening, notes, quiet chatter.

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What traits of yours do you want to pass on? Sexual or asexual reproduction? Is cloning as close as humans can come to reproducing like that - and if it was a practical choice would you opt for it?

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"Well, I'd like to pass on ALL my traits, because I'm awesome," Sokka answered. "And I think I'd like to take the 'sexual' option, thank you very much, although the whole 'reproduction' part I can do without."

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"I'm guessing that my kids will end up with some kind of magical ability from me," Chris said.

Talk to the TA 11 (AA)

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When he's here.

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He was there. Even though his mun continued to fail at Wednesdays.

Talk to Mohinder 11 (AA)

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He's around, if you have teacher shaped needs.