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Light, "shallow seas" and what's the real reason?

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02-04-2004 3:46 PM

Could the speed of light never have changed, if not, why not? What is the criteria for calling an ancient water body a shallow sea, rather than a regular, or deep sea? ( I spend time in Canadian Rockies, and hear about them a lot there). I am interested in the underlying reasons for why things are pegged as such (minus the old age assumptions).
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02-04-2004 6:15 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by simple
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Simple,
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Your post seems to be two separate questions, neither one seemingly dealing directly with the Noahic flood. I am going to move this post to the Misc. Topics forum until it is better understood just where you are going with this one.
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Also, you have replies awaiting you in the "Fossil Sorting For Simple" thread. Specifically, one by Admin... http://EvC Forum: Fossil sorting for simple
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02-04-2004 6:19 PM

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