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makana100
06/02/09 at 12:32 am

I have a pic of almost the same kind of snake found in Hawaii and from what I understand they came from the phillapines

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dopplerthesexybeast

from Cartersville, Georgia

06/10/09 at 10:25 am

Placoderms are hardly new, and they have been known to science for many years. I would not call that a new discovery; you can flip through almost any college biology textbook and see a fossil of one.

Alice Reilly
Department of Biology
Mercer University


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