What about that study which indicates that if the axis tilt was more pronouned

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ebnelson — 6/15/2002 4:20:53 PM (archived)

The equatorial region would have been iced over, and the poles temperate?
And I think another study is out indicating that there have been iceages where the entire planet iced over for awhile.
Are these what you are refering to?
Ed

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