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We know there are countless dinosaur fossils in the northern plains (Montana). We also know that Alabama at least up to around Selma used to be under a shallow sea. We know that just the opposite was also true in the more near past because of the underwater cypress forest off of Ft Morgan that proves the Mobile/Tensaw delta used to be much further offshore. We know that the dinosaurs were cold blooded and that it must have been a warm climate in Montana for them to exist there. The earth's weather is constantly changing back and forth and always has been. Trying to control other people's lives because of it is the real issue.
Last edited by daylate; 10/21/19 10:37 AM.
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