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Re: Warm- vs. Cold-blooded Dinos

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Subject: Re: Warm- vs. Cold-blooded Dinos
From: Neil Clark <NCLARK@museum.gla.ac.uk>
Date: Tue, 27 Jun 1995 12:29:02 -0400
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Stan wrote:

>  [Despite what has been published,
> migration from the north slope of Alaska to some place in the lower 48
> is not likely - no known living animal migrates anything like that far].
> 

As an addendum, the dinosaurs in New Zealand would not have been able 
to migrate very far as the entire land mass was well within the polar 
circle during the Cretaceous......and was an island not much larger 
than present day NZ.  At least as far as I am aware.

Neil

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