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Question
Could the Loch Ness ecosystem and/or environmental conditions support a gene pool of 'monsters' for hundreds or even thousands of years? What is your opinion on the possibility that a population of Plesiosaurs could survive in the Loch?
Hi Kim
I do not believe so. Organisms and their environment go togther.. Dinosauers existed within a particular environmntal frmework. The environment has changed since prehistoric times and to survive the reptiles had to change with it.. They did not and extinction followed
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Answers by Expert:
Walter Hintz
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Science teacher for over 50 years. MSc. in biology. I can answer questions in general biology, zoology, botany, anatomy and physiology and biochemistry.
Experience
I have a MSc in biology and have been a science teacher for over 50 years. At present I am a faculty member at a college and a science consultant at seven catholic schools.
Publications
The Ohio journal of Science
Momentum-The Journal of the Catholic Education Association
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