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Re: Quaternary Park?

To: dinosaur@usc.edu
Subject: Re: Quaternary Park?
From: Dann Pigdon <dannj@alphalink.com.au>
Date: Sat, 11 Jul 1998 09:43:38 +1000
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Dave L. Hardenbrook wrote:
> 
> There's one point I haven't seen brought up yet in this debate --
> How can an animal like the mammoth, that evolved to live in an
> ice age climate, be expected to survive in a modern climate?
> 

You mean without depleting the world supply of Nair? Sorry, couldn't
resist.   :)

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References:
- Re: Quaternary Park?
  - From: Derek Tearne <derek@url.co.nz>
- Re: Quaternary Park?
  - From: Chris Campbell <sankarah@ou.edu>
- Quaternary Park?
  - From: "Ralph Miller III" <gbabcock@best.com>
- Re: Quaternary Park?
  - From: "Dave L. Hardenbrook" <DaveH47@delphi.com>

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