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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Paleontology / February 2004



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Please help id fossils (Yorkshire coast UK)28 Feb 2004 04:18 GMT6
Could anyone possibly shed any light on what any of these fossils are?
http://www.scarlettmist.com/FOSSIL/fossils.htm
Obviously some are wood, others are shells etc but I'd love to know more
details, I don't have any good enough books to id them from (neither does my
SHORT SURVEY26 Feb 2004 16:39 GMT7
This is a short survey implying short answers i.e. yes or now ! Please !
The present survey further does not address itself to the present
beuuuuuulievers in the present Idiotic Gogology,  since we all know what the
poor Sods,  Gogos and other kind of Mugs think indeed  ! Please !
Fossil mucus23 Feb 2004 21:54 GMT2
Has anybody found or heard of fossil snot? If so, what would it be
called?
evolution or gentic engineering.... a question for zechriel..what happen durring the cambrian?23 Feb 2004 09:30 GMT6
A question..  is the following a product of evolution or intervention by a
superior lifeform?
The Sphinx cat, bred from a Canadian mutation, is virtually
hairless and has a damaged spine which results in a hopping
strange fossil from Bailly, France22 Feb 2004 23:27 GMT2
At Bailly, near Auxerre, southeast of Paris, the river Yonne runs at the foot of
a steep limestone escarpment.  Most of the limestone used in the building of
Paris came from this escarpment, leaving large caverns, which are now used as
cellars for maturing wine.  Last year we ...
What is the largest historical snake?17 Feb 2004 00:45 GMT9
With these reports last month of a 49 foot reticulated python being found in
Indonesia, I became curious about the fossil records for snakes.
Are the biggest snakes of all time alive now?  Or is there some monster from
the past?   I know that pythons and their relatives are pretty ...
Article: Kennewick man ruling - politics or science? 12 Feb 2004 22:11 GMT1
Kennewick man ruling - politics or science?
19:00 11 February 04
Native Americans called him "The Ancient One", while anthropologists
speculated he could reveal who first settled the Americas.
TOBS: design or evolution--look what science has been doing09 Feb 2004 17:32 GMT2
All,
A few month ago, I establish the premise, that instead of evolution
modifying life to adapt to the enviroment, Life form were being made to
terraform the planet.
Dinosaur Tracks In California09 Feb 2004 06:56 GMT1
At the URL http://www.death-valley.us/article315.html is an article
regarding the first dinosaur tracks ever reported from California--a
story originally published in the San Bernardino County Sun newspaper.
The fossils occur in the Jurassic Aztec Sandstone on California's
Loch Ness Sighting06 Feb 2004 06:52 GMT1
I have been tracking a sighting of the Loch Ness monster which occured
in the summer of 2003.  I am hoping others here an give me some help
to verify various parts of the story.  Two people died during or about
the time of the incident (actually one confirmed death - the other is
Eohippus03 Feb 2004 23:18 GMT31
It has often been said that at least the horse is a classic example of
evolution found in the fossil record. As The World Book Encyclopedia
states: "Horses are among the best-documented examples of evolutionary
development." Illustrations of this begin with a very small animal and
 
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