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natsamjosh
at Mon Mar 10 16:44:44 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by natsamjosh ]
Lance,
I believe there are two maps. The 100 year, post-global warming map is kind of irrelevant anyway if you look at the first (ridiculous) map (ie, one on bottom left at following website). 
http://www.usgs.gov/newsroom/article.asp?ID=1875
Let me know if I'm misreading this.
Thanks,
Ed
>>>>You're right, but there are lots of areas outside the park where burms are found...
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>>>>Brad Chambers
>>>>WWW.HCU-TX.ORG
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>>>>The Avalanche has already started-it is too late for the pebbles to vote....
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>>Oh yeah, I know there are places just north of the park that they can be found with some expectation... but so far these snakes have not read the report and map put out by the USGS and are not in SF Bay area yet. I also assume that once they read this report they will learn how to hibernate underground in areas with a colder winter and also how to adapt to the environmental stress factors that should hold them at bay.
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>>Oh, yeah I forgot this fantasy map was based on the guesswork of the impact global waming may have 100 years from now, but what is funny is they did not adjust the coastlines... so they will never hit the bay area unless they become aquatic too.
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>>Lance
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RE: Burmese trpping in florida - natsamjosh, Mon Mar 10 16:44:44 2008