Re: Life's scale reduction since the Dinosaurs

["Cunningham, Betty" <bcunning@nssi.com>]

> The blue whale is still the largest known animal; the extant 
> whale shark is still the largest known fish 
     
>>I'm not interested in any life that is supported by water. The 
>>buoyancy of the water will affect the scale factor.
     

   Why?  Does water now buoy anthing differently than it did during the "Age of 
Saurians"?(;])  Why does this affect your scale factor?  What difference does 
will something living in water now have from something living in water then 
have?
  Or are your findings ONLY geared towards land animals?  You should define WHY 
you believe the water-dwellers are to be extant from your study, other than you 
just want to ignore that data.  What is the reason to ignore that data?

-Betty Cunningham
just want to make sure this is clear and well thought out.....