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** [[Science Marches On]] back the way it came, however! There's at least one fossil trackway evidently made by deinonychosaurs that clearly demonstrates cooperative travelling, which means that the theory of pack-hunting raptors is still plausible. [http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/blog/2011/mar/29/dinosaurs-behaviour-raptors-pack-hunters This article] explains it all.
* Bacteria. The [[Ur Example]] of ''[[A Worldwide Punomenon|"divide and conquer"]]''....
* A botanical version of this happens at the frontier's of the Great Steepe. Europe was hard enough to lay under cultivation, but it was tree country and trees take years to come back. Grass comes back so quickly it is often not worth the bother to clear it.
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