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A565733 - Dinosaurs: Endothermy or Ectothermy, a survey of the evidence
Cestus Posted Jun 14, 2001
Dinosaur fossils have been found in Antarctica, which as you rightly point out has been polar for some considerable time. In the Jurassic, it was cold, not as cold as now but still pretty chilly, summers were probably not much worse than those in northern europe, winters a little on the siberian side.
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A565733 - Dinosaurs: Endothermy or Ectothermy, a survey of the evidence
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A565733 - Dinosaurs: Endothermy or Ectothermy, a survey of the evidence
Cestus Posted Jun 15, 2001
Thankyou Mikey.
Orcus,
Many thanks for the encouragement, it is much appreciated.
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