"Kooiti MASUDA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Excuse me for reiterating a point I have raised in another thread but
> just adapted to this context.
>
> On Nov. 30, am 12:13, "Michael Tobis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It is not difficult to assert that we and our fellow terrestrial
> > species are optimally adapted as biological organisms to rates of
> > climate change that are typical on evolutionary timescales;
>
> I guess so too.
>
> Though not scientifically very certain, climate changes with magnitude
> like 3 K in 100 years (but not for longer duration with the same rate
> like 30 K in 1000 years) do not seem rare in the geological history,
> even if limited within the times since humans appeared. Therefore such
Can you provide examples? I think it is implied in the discussion that we
are speaking of global average changes.
Coby
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