Talk:Bonneville flood
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Conflicting facts[edit]
The speed of the flood on this page is significantly different from the speed of the flood on this page: Red Rock Pass — Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.118.28.237 (talk) 14:10, April 25, 2010
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2nd largest after Zanclean Flood?[edit]
Someone asked for clarification on the statement that the Bonneville flood was "the second largest in known geologic history" in the first paragraph, asking which was the largest. I immediately thought it must be the Zanclean flood, which I'm confident must have been larger, though I ciuodn't numerically confirm that, it is controversial if the Zanclean flood actually happened catastrohically, there is also a "Black Sea deluge hypothesis" which would represent a fairly large flood if true, and I couldn't confirm that the citation said it was second largest after the Zanclean flood using the part I had access to. DubleH (talk) 02:11, 19 July 2021 (UTC)