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why aren't flowering plants in the lowest layers?

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06-07-2002 3:54 PM 		Reply to: Message 8 by wehappyfew
06-07-2002 11:23 AM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by wehappyfew:
It seems to decay exponentially over tens of thousands of years, corraborating Anbar's numbers very nicely.[/B][/QUOTE]
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This is probably an effect of reworking the event materials into younger and younger sediments.
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