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01-04-2002 4:25 PM 		Reply to: Message 4 by John Paul
01-04-2002 1:41 PM

http://mypage.direct.ca/w/writer/hydro.html
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re. the hydroplate theory.
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04-04-2002 4:52 AM 		Reply to: Message 17 by Minnemooseus
02-11-2002 8:24 PM

Moose, (or a creationist),
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It occurred to me that the iridium layer at the K-T boundary would provide problems for the "flood model". If the layer has a higher concentration of iridium than lava, how did a THIN global layer of iridium rich rock appear in the turbulent waters of the flood?
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Mark
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mark24
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04-04-2002 2:23 PM 		Reply to: Message 20 by Quetzal
04-04-2002 9:42 AM

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Moose, (or a creationist),
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It occurred to me that the iridium layer at the K-T boundary would provide problems for the "flood model". If the layer has a higher concentration of iridium than lava, how did a THIN global layer of iridium rich rock appear in the turbulent waters of the flood?
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Mark
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Maybe it couldn't run as fast as a smilodon?
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LOL
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