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Re: Oxygen level in Mesozoic - LONG

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Subject: Re: Oxygen level in Mesozoic - LONG
From: "raymond mcallister" <dinodivr@bellsouth.net>
Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2002 20:27:12 -0400
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Hi,
    What would have caused a major increase in O2, circa 35%? I doubt that
plant cover was high enough to generate that much additional O2. Any
thoughts on this?
The Dinosaur Diver

References:
- RE: Oxygen level in Mesozoic - LONG
  - From: "Allan Edels" <edels@msn.Com>

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