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lpetrich says November 2, 2013 at 4:26 pm Cute. Reminds me of a cute image-edit job (“Photoshop”): a picture of a domestic cat looking in a mirror and seeing a lion. The tiger genome and comparative analysis with lion and snow leopard genomes : Nature Communications : Nature Publishing Group Domestic cats and tigers have genomes about 96% alike, and they likely diverged about 11 million years ago. We and gorillas have genomes about 95% alike, and we and they diverged about 9 million years ago. Similarity measures depend on what’s counted, and that can vary.
Omar Puhleez says November 2, 2013 at 7:54 pm Ah, the essence of any self-portrait. A friend of mine has a cat which has to be a serious contender for fattest in the world. If it could be bothered, it would probably portray itself as a lion, of the sea variety. If not that, then probably a blue whale: and a cranky one.
Stacy says November 3, 2013 at 1:16 am Just in case any youngsters missed the reference: http://0.tqn.com/d/arthistory/1/0/4/2/1/Norman-Rockwell-Triple-Self-Portrait-1960.jpg
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Cute. Reminds me of a cute image-edit job (“Photoshop”): a picture of a domestic cat looking in a mirror and seeing a lion.
The tiger genome and comparative analysis with lion and snow leopard genomes : Nature Communications : Nature Publishing Group Domestic cats and tigers have genomes about 96% alike, and they likely diverged about 11 million years ago. We and gorillas have genomes about 95% alike, and we and they diverged about 9 million years ago. Similarity measures depend on what’s counted, and that can vary.
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Oh, a lion.
Ah, the essence of any self-portrait.
A friend of mine has a cat which has to be a serious contender for fattest in the world. If it could be bothered, it would probably portray itself as a lion, of the sea variety. If not that, then probably a blue whale: and a cranky one.
Just in case any youngsters missed the reference:
http://0.tqn.com/d/arthistory/1/0/4/2/1/Norman-Rockwell-Triple-Self-Portrait-1960.jpg
I missed the reference, but this version is a lot cuter!
Ca’t be lyin’ I canfass.