Originally Posted by TrueCreation --I think I have explained the when, where, and how so many times my head is going to explode if I do so again. I have done so especially with you and Frumious I don't know why you are asking me again, the target has not moved.
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-Chris Grose
So you are saying then that the first surge was in the Cambrian Period? If so, are there any preserved forests such as Specimen Ridge in the Cambrian? It would seem to me that if this phenomenon could occur 12 times in the Eocene that it would be much more common in the Cambrian when there would have been so many more actual, in situ forests to harvest from. And when was the last surge? And, more importantly, what actually caused these surges? What was the actual cyclicity of the surges? Where did the organic material come from? Where did the sediments come from in a surging system? Does this give you an idea where to start?
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