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I guess this just goes to show that if you throw enough species names around on your blog it'll fool the ranking mechanisms on these things. If you want to give it a try yourself, you can do so here. (I don't think Laelaps truly requires very much background to understand, though, and if it did I wouldn't be a very good blogger.) Check out how Chris, and Bora have ranked, as well.
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