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In ca.politics phil@netcom.com (Phil Ronzone) said: 
 
 
>In article <3p022s$h2i@tuna.hooked.net> jimbar@tuna.hooked.net (Jim
Barrett)  
>writes: 
>    >In ca.environment phil@netcom.com (Phil Ronzone) said: 
>    > 
>    >>And in reality, there is not that much "integration" in most 
>    >>>ecological systems. 
>    >> 
>    >Systems by definition are integrated... well let me look it 
>    >up in my Webster's dictionary 
>    > 
>    >system noun 1. a combination or arrangement of parts to form 
>    >a whole. 2. an orderly arrangement according to some common 
>    >principles. 3. a collection of rules and principles. 4. a 
>    >plan or method of doing something. 5. a number of bodily 
>    >organs or the body itself, functioning as a unit. 
>    > 
>    >ecology noun 1. the science that deals with the relationship 
>    >betwen living things and their surroundings. 
> 
>1. Congratulations. You've found the dictionary! 
> 
>2. Bzzzt -- you're still wrong. 
> 
>For example, we could kill off ALL the non-human primates in the world.  
>Wouldn't affect things one damn whit now would it? 
> 
 
 
 
I tend to think that it would.