Back here for a punctuation consult, if possible please.
"Much of that maintenance metabolism goes to our invisible scheduled replacement." (that's a logic sentence) But then this follows:
"And so I'd guess that where we cost more than a mouse is in putting a bigger fraction of our energy into self-repair, and a smaller fraction into other purposes like keeping warm or caring for babies."
I've read this phrase over and over again and I cannot read it's clear meaning.
Is here a word missing? Should it be " than a mouse is costing"?
Or is this a totally normal running sentence and do I not see it?
Comma's maybe missing?
Last edited by BranShea; 05/31/2007 5:07 PM.
