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and so as you move uh farther from the equ higher in Latitude whether you go north or south um what happens is the ratio of steric acid to OIC acid changes in the food that the first mammals would have eaten and so mamal the earliest mammals uh mostly ate insects they were small mammals and they ate a lot of things like ants
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and so as you move uh farther from the equ higher in Latitude whether you go north or south um what happens is the ratio of steric acid to OIC acid changes in the food that the first mammals would have eaten and so mamal the earliest mammals uh mostly ate insects they were small mammals and they ate a lot of things like ants um and so when you move from the equator you're you know and and this is sort of paralleled right in the in the plant kingdom because you think about cocoa butter right cocoa butter is a tropical plant very saturated lots of steric acid and then you know olive oil is grown more in the north and that has a lot of oleic acid and not much steric acid just like the ants right