These finches eat seeds and the various species have different sized beaks that make them better at cracking different sized seeds. We propose that we can think of political parties analogously: they take positions in a political space that make them more or less appealing to different voters. 6/

We take a fresh approach to the question, taking inspiration from another major branch of science that studies competition: Ecology. Ecologists have been thinking for a long time about how species that rely on similar resources, like Darwin’s finches in the Galapagos, can co-exist. 5/

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I mean not to mention the fact that the virus circulating for three months prior to detection is utterly incompatible with the genomic data!!

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Wait till they hear of the Tree of Sex (I always show these in my reproductive strategies class as part of Intro Ecology). Paper here: www.nature.com/articles/sda... All these sex is binary types are just ignoramuses.

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