[decimon]

Palynomorphs for paleomorphs ping.

[US Navy Vet]

Yeah like before a GLOBAL Flood!

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks decimon.

Temperate species thrived in Antarctica less than 3 million years ago. IMHO the Eltanin impact irreparably altered the climate there around two million years ago.

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[Palin Republic]

Palinomorphs?

Sarah’s influence is getting out of hand. Now she’s invading the past to head off Al Gore’s energy tax.

[djf]

I have a globe (like a school globe) that I made a slight change to.

Having been curious about catastrophism, and having read “The HAB Theory” by Alan Eckert, I was wondering - could the North atronomical pole ever been directly above the center of Hudson Bay?

So I drilled some holes, balanced it out, and remounted it.

There is now an extreme part of Antarctica that is still within a few degrees of the south pole.

But parts of Antarctica - areas around the Weddell sea - are 45 degrees south of the new equator - New York is 45 degrees north of the equator now, Moscow is much further.

The climate there would have been temperate - possibly even quite mild. Certainly not in any way “Arctic”.