Americas

... modern paleontology and finding the deserts full of dinosaur skeletons so this is a large part of how the science of paleontology began in the Americas. Below you can see the modern museum/shrine Reverend Hitchcock earned to go with his statue (lower-right of center) with major trace-fossil ...

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I visited the Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans today, and was privileged to see many beautiful organisms. I noticed something while I was there: People care a hell of a lot more about tetrapod vertebrates than they do about fish and ...

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... discovered something at least similar to indicate the presence of large apes in North America. So far, the only ape fossils ever discovered in the Americas have been humans. Lack of fossils isn't complete disproof but it's cause for skepticism, at least.

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... Ameba right..."Ameoba" is the British way of spelling it ;) Are you daft it's English not British! It's like me saying that it's the americas way of saying it!

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... I was about to close but suddenly wondered how your theory would explain historical examples such as the crusades and the Catholicization of the Americas? Any ideas? A decline in the birth rate affects only the wealthier society and does not prevent the continued growth of world population. It ...

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