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George HW Bush's victory in '88 is the only time in the last 80 years that the same party has won consecutive presidential elections(*) - was the post-election/pre-inauguration transition handled differently that year than it had/has been in cross-party years?

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Do feral animals revert to the social structures of their wild ancestors, or develop their own?

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Did different populations reach behavioral modernity at different times, independently?

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Can species in a relatively static environmental niche remain unchanged indefinitely, or will random mutations inevitably accrue over time to create a new species, even if remaining superficially similar?

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Do any non-human species conquer territory beyond what they need for food or access to mates?

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Are there any recent (last ~5,000 years) animal extinctions that we can attribute to factors unrelated to the rise and spread of modern humans?

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How do we differentiate between fossils of species that have gone extinct and those that have evolved and are still extant?

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When two species split from their last common ancestor and evolve to fill different niches in the same region/habitat, is the species less similar in appearance & diet to the LCA likely to have descended from less dominant/"successful" members of that species?

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Do African/Eurasian animals (which evolved alongside hominins) behave differently around/towards humans than North/South American animals (which didn't)?

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What would happen if WWII took place today?

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George HW Bush's victory in '88 is the only time in the last 80 years that the same party has won consecutive presidential elections(*) - was the post-election/pre-inauguration transition handled differently that year than it had/has been in cross-party years?	1	AskHistorians
Do feral animals revert to the social structures of their wild ancestors, or develop their own?	1	askscience
Did different populations reach behavioral modernity at different times, independently?	1	askscience
Can species in a relatively static environmental niche remain unchanged indefinitely, or will random mutations inevitably accrue over time to create a new species, even if remaining superficially similar?	1	askscience
Do any non-human species conquer territory beyond what they need for food or access to mates?	1	askscience
Are there any recent (last ~5,000 years) animal extinctions that we can attribute to factors unrelated to the rise and spread of modern humans?	1	askscience
How do we differentiate between fossils of species that have gone extinct and those that have evolved and are still extant?	1	askscience
When two species split from their last common ancestor and evolve to fill different niches in the same region/habitat, is the species less similar in appearance & diet to the LCA likely to have descended from less dominant/"successful" members of that species?	1	askscience
Do African/Eurasian animals (which evolved alongside hominins) behave differently around/towards humans than North/South American animals (which didn't)?	1	askscience
What would happen if WWII took place today?	0	AskHistorians