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All this gull talk has been fun, but Cameron's latest post puzzles me. If
the Slaty-backed Gull is so distinctive that it can be recognized at a
glance by its "structure" regardless of sex, age, or situation, at least by
those in the know, what sort of genetic or evolutionary anomaly is
responsible, given that we mere mortals must struggle to sort out the more
common big gulls around here?



Gene Hunn

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Lake Forest Park, WA

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