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Rokcet Scientist wrote:Strange story.

Maybe something was lost in translation?

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Thanks for sharing!

I can't read that translation-too disjointed.

Stones as ballast Yes-boats made principally of stone No.

Note-A barge is not an ocean going boat

Crete has been an island for more than five million years, meaning that the toolmakers must have arrived by boat. What? No floating vegetation mats in the Med? There were probably some at some time in the past before most trees were cut down. I just checked out HoM to see if some uber-apologist had...

Now with Salmon I once red that some did survive, in British waters I believe that marked fish have returned to breed on three successive occasions. Atlantic Salmon don't die neither does Onychorhynchus Mykiss-popularly known as the Steelhead/Rainbow Trout but now classified as a Salmon. I was goin...

So were the ancestors fresh water fish or salt water? That is the question-but the answer is still unclear-these days most scientists would say a freshwater fish. Salmon exist in most rivers with access to the sea, in suitable latitudes that is, as with eels, but it a rather uncommon life style.And...

Digit wrote:And he left not a bit above present day coast lines?.

Maybe..........

Not a lot Min, no. The part I was actually interested in was whether Salmon, and perhaps other species, would lose their instinct for migration under those circumstances. 1-Are the existing land locked Salmon trapped or 2-have they never had access to the oceans. You're asking two (2) questions. 1 ...

The two islands, located about 2000 miles east of Australia, are home to several iguana species, and their presence there is

Not to be too didactic but there are over 300 different islands in Fiji and over 160 in the Kingdom of Tonga.

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This thread is another Classic case here of the usual suspects pissing all over something then patting each other on the back for being so perceptive and thinking correctly.

If that isn't the textbook definition of a Club I don't know what is.

igneousatic no definition found-can anyone enlighten me?

The Mexican Govt is 100% correct in going for the Starbucks jugular.

Starbucks have a whole department of gorillas in suits that comb the business world for any hint that anyone is making a penny from anything remotely to do with Starbucks.

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"Good Cheer Camraderie and Conviviality" don't make for good archaeology. Facts do. If you want "Good Cheer Camraderie and Conviviality", go to your local bar. Definitions of choleric on the Web: * easily moved to anger ; "men of the choleric type take to kicking and smashi...