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Re: Entomology clarification

By: faul in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Mon, 07 May 12 10:45 PM | 77 view(s)
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Hi Alea.......

Granite is a pretty hard weather resistant igneous rock
that tends to weather at joints & cracks......the foot
has 5 toes & shows it has been lifted from a soft surface.

If you want to put that down to chemical weathering on
igneous rock.......that's up to you....Smile

Doma.



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Re: Entomology clarification
By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Mon, 07 May 12 10:27 PM 		Msg. 07689 of 54959

Hi doma,

or alternatively, erosion (perhaps from the action of water on rock, for instance), may cause a shape that looks like a foot.

Not trying to annoy you. It's just if you are doing paleontology, you have to leap the evidential threshold. 200m year old giant footprints in molten rock? Not likely for at least three reasons: the timeline, the biology and the medium.

I think there's often at least one reason that certain theories are excluded from received wisdom.

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