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  • Members: 187
  • Category: Global Warming
  • Founded: Nov 3, 2003
  • Language: English
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Fossils of sea life that existed 70-100 million years ago in the Cretaceous Seaway. The Cretaceous Seaway covered U.S. regions known today as the South and Great Plains. Fossils are at the Museum of Natural History, Denver, CO (photo right taken Oct 2005).


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I Discovered A Few Pterodactyl and Rhamphor in California !
http://www.pterodactylfossilsforsale.com/ Here is the webpage I made with photo's of my best Discoveries: California Pterodactyl and Rhamphor! Nest, eggs and
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Dear all, Who can help me find these old papers(PDF or word): Albert Wright and P. W. K. Sweet The Jurassic as a source of oil in western Cuba Bulletin of the
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Fargo crested
March 28, 2009 by Pat Neuman, Retired NOAA Hydrologist Fargo crested last night or early this morning at approximately 40.8 ft. The highest gage height at
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Red near crest now at Fargo
Gage height nearly steady for the last 90 minutes at Fargo. Red near crest now at Fargo.
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Re: [ClimateArchive] SHOCKING DEVELOPMENT: Red River crest in Fargo
Yes, 2-3 inches or more with snowmelt. ... -- Pat N http://picasaweb.google.com/npatnew Email: npatnew@...
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