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From: rpjday@violet.waterloo.edu (Rob Day)
Newsgroups: sci.bio,sci.misc,sci.research
Subject: Re: The Loch Ness Monster
Keywords: Nessie Loch Ness Hallucinations Elasmosaur
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Date: 22 Jul 88 10:28:33 GMT
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In article <861@altger.UUCP> Macros@altger.UUCP (Macros) writes:
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>The Believers always bring in the example of the Coelacanth of the Indian
>Ocean when they want to proove that living fossiles do well exist, and
>the recent discovery of the Megachasma-Shark has shown that very large
>creatures can still be hidden in deep waters to this day.

  What is this Megachasma-Shark you refer to and where was it found?
I'm not doubting it, mind you, just looking for info.  Is this the
creature that was hauled up off the coast of Japan a few years back
that the creationists contend is a plesiosaur?  References?
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