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Re: Bakker lecture
>But what Bakker meant by "delicate" is "narrow range of
>environmental conditions that it can survive". E.g., the animals
>he listed apparently could survive only a narrow range of
>temperatures, etc., compared to dinos which were rather hardy as
>far as temperature ranges.
>
>It doesn't matter where you are in the food chain, if you can't
>stand the cold (or heat).
>
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>Achut Reddy So many fossils... so little time!
And in fact a great many such creatures (eg ammonites, many forams etc) DID
die out at the end of the Cretaceous.
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