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Blood in dino bones

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03-25-2005 12:02 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by simple
03-24-2005 10:10 PM

The admin mode considered plugging this topic into "Dates and Dating".
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How could soft tissue last 70 million years? It couldn't.
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Short answer: The age of the rocks are determined independently of whatever might also be found in the rocks. Amazingly enough, it seems that soft tissue indeed can be preserved that long.
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Moose
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Edit: Once again forgot to change from admin mode.
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