Regarding the fragmentary discussions on whether or not Agricola could support
the evolution of amphibious life:
I just did the calculations and came to the conclusion that the 5% maximum
land area allowed under an "A" hydrographics rating on a size 5 planet
amounts to about 10,000,000 square kilometers, an area roughly 1.3 times
the size of Australia. I really think that is sufficient to allow the
evolution of a reasonable number of land and/or amphibious lifeforms...
Any biologists out there?
Rob Dean