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Topic: NAME AN ANIMAL... A-Z... - part 3
Kaustuv1 Joined Thu 03/27/14 Posts: 4365	Mon 03/09/15 07:41 AM
Rodent isn't a "particular species", though.. Kaus... (for next time) ..and you can use animals, birds, insects, etc... South China Tiger 'Rodent' is a mammal (as far as 'species' are concerned). RODENTS are relatively small placental mammals having a single pair of constantly growing incisor teeth, specialized for gnawing...! Thus, as I see it, "Rodent" may be considered as a legitimate answer, Jag. Keep Smiling!

Kaustuv1 Joined Thu 03/27/14 Posts: 4365	Mon 03/09/15 07:42 AM
'Turtle'

jagbird Joined Mon 07/15/13 Posts: 28720	Mon 03/09/15 07:46 AM
Rodent isn't a "particular species", though.. Kaus... (for next time) ..and you can use animals, birds, insects, etc... South China Tiger 'Rodent' is a mammal (as far as 'species' are concerned). RODENTS are relatively small placental mammals having a single pair of constantly growing incisor teeth, specialized for gnawing...! Thus, as I see it, "Rodent" may be considered as a legitimate answer, Jag. Keep Smiling! "particular species" .. Just like you can't give "birds", as a correct answer in here..

Kaustuv1 Joined Thu 03/27/14 Posts: 4365	Mon 03/09/15 07:53 AM
Rodent isn't a "particular species", though.. Kaus... (for next time) ..and you can use animals, birds, insects, etc... South China Tiger 'Rodent' is a mammal (as far as 'species' are concerned). RODENTS are relatively small placental mammals having a single pair of constantly growing incisor teeth, specialized for gnawing...! Thus, as I see it, "Rodent" may be considered as a legitimate answer, Jag. Keep Smiling! "particular species" .. Just like you can't give "birds", as a correct answer in here.. Had I answered that as 'MAMMAL' instead of 'RODENT', I would have accepted your point of view as 'rectification'..

jagbird Joined Mon 07/15/13 Posts: 28720	Mon 03/09/15 07:56 AM
I have communicated with you in threads more than a few times in the past week.. It hasn't been all that friendly.... You seem to want to debate everything.. ...so I will wish you well on your pathway.. and get back to the games..

Kaustuv1 Joined Thu 03/27/14 Posts: 4365	Mon 03/09/15 08:00 AM
I have communicated with you in threads more than a few times in the past week.. It hasn't been all that friendly.... You seem to want to debate everything.. ...so I will wish you well on your pathway.. and get back to the games.. It's not a question of debate. I find it difficult to accept someone's view unless I stand convinced of 'his/her' logic. And as far as I have known myself, I am not an 'unfriendly' person, Jag. Anyway. Please carry on with your surfing. All the best.

Kaustuv1 Joined Thu 03/27/14 Posts: 4365	Mon 03/09/15 08:02 AM
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Kaustuv1 Joined Thu 03/27/14 Posts: 4365	Thu 03/12/15 07:06 AM
Rodent isn't a "particular species", though.. Kaus... (for next time) ..and you can use animals, birds, insects, etc... South China Tiger 'Rodent' is a mammal (as far as 'species' are concerned). RODENTS are relatively small placental mammals having a single pair of constantly growing incisor teeth, specialized for gnawing...! Thus, as I see it, "Rodent" may be considered as a legitimate answer, Jag. Keep Smiling! "particular species" .. Just like you can't give "birds", as a correct answer in here.. It took me 'a solid 48 Hours' to understand your point of view! I was grossly mistaken, Jag. You were correct. 'Rodent' cannot be written, just as 'bird' cannot be written as a legitimate answer. I sincerely thank you for helping me 'learn my mistake', Jag. Keep Smiling. You are 'Precious'

jagbird Joined Mon 07/15/13 Posts: 28720	Thu 03/12/15 07:14 AM
Rodent isn't a "particular species", though.. Kaus... (for next time) ..and you can use animals, birds, insects, etc... South China Tiger 'Rodent' is a mammal (as far as 'species' are concerned). RODENTS are relatively small placental mammals having a single pair of constantly growing incisor teeth, specialized for gnawing...! Thus, as I see it, "Rodent" may be considered as a legitimate answer, Jag. Keep Smiling! "particular species" .. Just like you can't give "birds", as a correct answer in here.. It took me 'a solid 48 Hours' to understand your point of view! I was grossly mistaken, Jag. You were correct. 'Rodent' cannot be written, just as 'bird' cannot be written as a legitimate answer. I sincerely thank you for helping me 'learn my mistake', Jag. Keep Smiling. You are 'Precious' No probs..

jagbird Joined Mon 07/15/13 Posts: 28720	Thu 03/12/15 07:15 AM
Tiger (although, it should have been F..., at this point...)

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