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RE: Oxygen level in Mesozoic

To: <jabartle@unity.ncsu.edu>, <edels@msn.Com>
Subject: RE: Oxygen level in Mesozoic
From: "paul sparks" <psparks@crosslink.net>
Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2002 19:30:02 -0400
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Hi List
Has anyone ever looked systematically for signs of wild fires in the
times of supposed high Oxygen content. If so what did they find?

Subject: Re: Oxygen level in Mesozoic 

Agreed that this is an enticing subject, and crucial to our
understanding
of the workings of Cretaceous ecosystems.  More fuel for the fire also

SNIP

> in the atmosphere of about 35% to function at any level above a very
> slow
> > walk, slower than the rates deducted from trackways.

References:
- Re: Oxygen level in Mesozoic
  - From: jabartle <jabartle@unity.ncsu.edu>

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