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Re: Albino Dino

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Subject: Re: Albino Dino
From: Adam <adam@crowlspace.com>
Date: Thu, 15 May 2008 20:21:51 +1000
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Hi Dann

I'm not sure that's even possible orbitally. Where did you pick up such a curious datum?

Adam

Dann Pigdon wrote:

In south-eastern Australia during the Early Cretaceous at least, the moon apparently never waned below half-full during the winter, so there was no complete darkness at the time. ___________________________________________________________________ Dann Pigdon GIS / Archaeologist http://geo_cities.com/dannsdinosaurs Melbourne, Australia http://heretichides.soffiles.com ___________________________________________________________________

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