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How Long... The Way I Understand It, Time Isn't The Concern.
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Phillip Martin on May 3, 2003 02:04:05 UTC |
I have heard that we are getting all the fossil fuel we are getting until the next catastrophy. I believe it was a special on the discovery or perhaps the history or learning channels (probably disc). It said that when the K-T extinction occured, it left a high concentration of plant and animal life in one layer, which formed into the huge bodies of fuel we have today. That was the first and last time I heard that arguement, and I am no archaeologist, so I don't know. Other sources, such as the foillowing one, seem to suggest that it is a gradual thing, and pretty much everything ends up jumbling together in big vas at some point 9or at least thats what I get from them).
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