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18. Or high in the mountains. Very high.

Fri Oct 19, 2012, 08:02 PM

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New report blames heat for ancient extinction [View all] bananas Oct 2012 OP

That's the one. bemildred Oct 2012 #1

Thank you! frogmarch Oct 2012 #2

Unfortunately, the paper in Science is paywalled bananas Oct 2012 #9

Thank you. nt frogmarch Oct 2012 #21

io9 links to the wrong paper bananas Oct 2012 #10

sheesh! Thanks again. My company left and frogmarch Oct 2012 #22

so life should have evolved to meet the new conditions...ooops nt msongs Oct 2012 #3

So, basically, kind of a "do over" nichomachus Oct 2012 #4

Going into global warming, that's just lovely. aquart Oct 2012 #5

But where would you put it kentauros Oct 2012 #12

1) Heat wave; 2) boom in air conditioner manufacturing; closeupready Oct 2012 #6

In the absense of that dipsydoodle Oct 2012 #7

Thanks for sharing Rosa Luxemburg Oct 2012 #8

Uh Oh! jimlup Oct 2012 #11

The time would be about 2:40 into this video. Spitfire of ATJ Oct 2012 #13

"Reduced Life Zones" kentauros Oct 2012 #14

95-plus-percent biodiversity loss is pretty dead to me. (nt) Posteritatis Oct 2012 #20

5% alive kentauros Oct 2012 #23

I wonder if it's related to the stuff in this other study starroute Oct 2012 #15

The K/T event was actually worse than the Permian in ways. AverageJoe90 Oct 2012 #19

"Siberian Traps" melted trapped methane? ErikJ Oct 2012 #16

Good idea to move north... Agnosticsherbet Oct 2012 #17

Or high in the mountains. Very high. ErikJ Oct 2012 #18

We could always become cavemen again. Spitfire of ATJ Oct 2012 #24