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Response: Question Five: Is Loch Ness old enough, geologically, to have been a refuge for plesiosaurs that may have escaped the mass extinction of 65mya? Response: Question Six: What is Net Primary Productivity, or NPP? Are all ecosystems equally productive? Where, on the range of NPP values for different systems/biomes, would Loch Ness fall?

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          Response:
Question Five: Is Loch Ness old enough, geologically, to have been a refuge for plesiosaurs
that may have escaped the mass extinction of 65mya?
Response:
Question Six: What is Net Primary Productivity, or NPP? Are all ecosystems equally
productive? Where, on the range of NPP values for different systems/biomes, would Loch
Ness fall?

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Response: Question Five: Is Loch Ness old enough, geologically, to have been a refuge for plesiosaurs that may have escaped the mass extinction of 65mya? Response: Question Six: What is Net Primary Productivity, or NPP? Are all ecosystems equally productive? Where, on the range of NPP values for different systems/biomes, would Loch Ness fall?