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To: Taro who wrote (578804)	8/1/2010 2:51:07 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1575205

"While that 5-9 degreeC Eocene spike didn't follow any pattern possibly understood today, it certainly wasn't caused or preceded by a CO2 spike, as your post obviously was poised to support." Sure, CH4 was likely dominant. At least early in the cycle. But, where did the methane come from? A reasonable guess would be chlathrates which became unstable. And why did they become unstable? The likely cause would be rising temperatures due to increasing levels of CO2. Chlathrates are pretty stable. Unless you warm them. I have done my homework. You, not so much. You just try to cherry pick to support your otherwise unsupportable viewpoints.