Yea.... |
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I was just wondering if somebody can tell me the rough population of all mammals on Earth, or at least some kind of minimum bound? |
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Yea.... |
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I stomp on your ideas.
Yeah, tough to find an answer, as described here. |
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What you could do is extrapolate the data from one country to make a rough guess....300 million mammals in britain, 65 million inhabitants gives us a 5 to 1 ratio. So if the whole world is similar to britain in mammal/human ratio, this would lead to 5 times 6.5 billion, which is 32.5 billion mammals. |
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"Reject common sense to make the impossible possible." -Kamina
There are only 33 million people in Canada which is the world's second largest country, so that wouldn't work. |
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What do you mean, that wouldn't work? It just did. And I said in my post that to have a more accurate calculation you would have to take population densitity into account, and then you reply that you would have to take population density into account because canada is the largest country yet has the lowest population. Guess you must have missed that, your post just repeats exactly what I said. |
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"Reject common sense to make the impossible possible." -Kamina
I stomp on your ideas.
Prove it? I would love an argument. |
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Last edited by malac; 01-01-2011 at 03:03 AM.
I stomp on your ideas.
Didn't think you spoke for all mods Aqua.. Your response is unsubstantiated as Marvo's. Go Team Mods! (Don't punish me) |
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I stomp on your ideas.
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