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To: Elsie
I've seen NO after the flood, and I really doubt that anyone will 'adapt' to live in what's there now; but will move to a location that is very similar to what they had before the weather change.

protoman would do the same.

I appreciate the debate, but a hurricane is a fairly focused phenomenon in time & space. If your entire region dries up over a period of many years/decades/centuries, that is a much broader threat to survival. Some "protomen" undoubtedly moved with the receding jungle & survived relatively unchanged (for a while), while other bands changed radically.

449 posted on 12/21/2005 3:09:23 PM PST by Tallguy (When it's a bet between reality and delusion, bet on reality -- Mark Steyn)
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To: Tallguy
If your entire region dries up over a period of many years/decades/centuries, that is a much broader threat to survival.
 
If it goes that slowly, then there is plenty of time to move with the vegetation.
 
 
 
Some "protomen" undoubtedly moved with the receding jungle & survived relatively unchanged (for a while), while other bands changed radically.
 
Dead is kinda radical!  ;^)
 
 
 


(No science here: just assumption...)

468 posted on 12/22/2005 5:29:51 AM PST by Elsie (Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going....)
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