Good questions and many have tried to think of logical means to do the
communication. Using coded files, using the "water hole" frequencies, etc.
Sagan and others speculated onthe period of time a civilization might even
be interested in communications. I have my opinions as to the "right"
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(Bear in mind, too, that some of the brontotheres of the mid Cainozoic were
pretty weight competitive with at least the smaller sauropods. No doubt the
brontotheres were something less than wildly active; but this shows that
sauropodian mammals - while probably less likely than their
