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New Fossil, New Gaps ... Lions and Tigers and Bears oh my

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01-09-2014 12:09 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by RAZD
01-08-2014 2:45 PM

Yah, but which one is it, a cat or a dog? That thing doesn't look anything like the cat kind or the dog kind. And how do these scientists know that trees back then grew sideways?
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05-20-2014 6:03 PM 		Reply to: Message 5 by qabala
05-20-2014 4:16 PM

As the tree grows.
Trees don't usually grow sideways, but their branches do.
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I was making a rather flippant observation. RAZD, of course, came back with the most wonderful of flippant answers - which just by luck happens to be true. But don't tell RADZ.
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