I need a little sugar in my bowl and a little hot dog in my roll. - Bessie Smith - Quotesmemo.com

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Current organisms have a higher probability of sharing a single code if the common ancestry hypothesis is true than they'd have if the hypothesis of separate ancestry were true. That is, the simpler hypothesis has the higher likelihood in the technical sense of "likelihood" used in statistics.

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Bessie Smith

I need a little sugar in my bowl and a little hot dog in my roll.

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