Assertion: anemone | /r/CapableOf | tolerate their own clones
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text: After splitting, anemones will tolerate their own "clones" and sometimes their own species.
text: After splitting, anemones will tolerate their own "clones" and sometimes their own species.
text: After splitting, anemones will tolerate their own "clones" and won't stop repopulating.
text: However, after splitting, anemones will tolerate their own "clones", and sometimes their own species.
text: However, after splitting, anemones will tolerate their own "clones", and sometimes their own species.
text: However, after splitting, anemones will tolerate their own "clones", and sometimes their own species.
text: After splitting, anemones will tolerate their own "clones" and sometimes their own species.
text: After splitting, anemones will tolerate their own “clones” and sometimes their own species.
text: After splitting, anemones will tolerate their own “clones” and sometimes their own species.
text: After splitting, anemones will tolerate their own “clones” and sometimes their own species.
text: After splitting, however, they will tolerate their own “clones” and sometimes their own species.