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To: Consort
Make up my mind.

Catastrophic events do end life and lots of it, but not all life. All critters that occupy an ecological niche may completely disappear with species higher up on the food chain being effected disproportionately.

So, as you can see, when conditions return to the new normal new species will evolve to replace those that went by the wayside.

The Dinosaurs ruled the Earth for over 100 million years then disappeared in the blink of an eon, to be replaced by the Mammals as top creature.

18 posted on 05/20/2003 12:49:31 PM PDT by Mike Darancette (Soddom has left the bunker.)
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To: Mike Darancette
Actually, birds kinda ran things for a short time after the demise of the dinosaurs.
20 posted on 05/20/2003 1:15:39 PM PDT by Junior (Computers make very fast, very accurate mistakes.)
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To: Mike Darancette
The Dinosaurs ruled the Earth for over 100 million years then disappeared in the blink of an eon, to be replaced by the Mammals as top creature.

Unless, of course, the fossil evidence is a well-made deception, not of human making. (Just being thorough here.)

49 posted on 05/20/2003 7:48:28 PM PDT by forewarning
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