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Kamila G.:
You're a physicist, right? But perhaps you're talking about frequency and numbers and by 'natural' you understand 'dominating, more frequent'. I don't know.
Well I rather mean 'regular' and 'representative'. If we come to lexical meaning, please take a look at natural and go to points 9a, c.
And what exactly is completely different about the phenomena brought forth in the previously quoted paper and the phenomenon of human homosexuality?
Are these differences different from the differences between animal and human heterosexuality? :-)
Yes, I think there are. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think that distribution of such phenomena are quite uniform amongst animul populations under considerations. It suggests that it can be a sort of evolutional/social behavior. The same goes to human heterosexuality, from well-understood reasons most of the population must be hetero.
In case of homosexualism, the distribution looks quite not uniform in function of many parameters (time, place, age, etc.) which is brought about by cultural factors. And that makes a difference in my view becouse these kind of behaviors is qualitively different that (other) animal behaviour.