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| Poll: Could sauropod(s) survive in our modern world? | |
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| Mirounga leonina | Nov 18 2015, 08:27 AM Post #1 |
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Could sauropod(s) (one sauropod, group of sauropods, minimum breeding population, or maximum breeding population) survive in the modern world. In this scenario you can choose if man is present or not. The location is also open for debate. |
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| Mirounga leonina | Nov 22 2015, 02:46 PM Post #16 |
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Oxygen Atmospheric levels according to WolframAlpha ![]() http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=oxygen+levels+during+the+Jurassic note: This list is intended as a guide to sources of further information. The inclusion of an item in this list does not necessarily mean that its content was used as the basis for any specific Wolfram|Alpha result. Requests by researchers for detailed information on the sources for individual Wolfram|Alpha results can be directed here. <--- (check WolframAlpha link sources) |
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| Oxalaia | Nov 22 2015, 08:31 PM Post #17 |
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The russian taiga or the amazon rainforest would be the best places for a sauropod to survive |
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| Hatzegopteryx | Nov 22 2015, 08:40 PM Post #18 |
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"Sauropod" is not a specific species, there are several species of different sizes so the answer is not any of the two in the poll, some species would survive, some would not. |
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| zergthe | Nov 23 2015, 01:03 AM Post #19 |
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Nah, the Russian taiga would be too cold. Remember, during the Jurassic, the continents were closer to the equator... I would think somewhere on or around the equator. Like the Congo
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| Mirounga leonina | Nov 23 2015, 01:53 AM Post #20 |
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The whole point was to make it as open as possible to lead to different possibilities so one could argue for why sauropods in general, or diplopocids would, or Supersaurus would survive today,or against it. |
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