Joe G
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Just for you Joke
Quote | Tree Rings, the Barcodes of Nature
We are all familiar with the use of barcodes in our daily lives, especially in supermarkets. Tree rings, too, act as a kind of barcode, containing information on the growth conditions of trees. A tree forms a unique sequence of wider and narrower rings, and the widths of these rings are influenced by weather conditions the tree endures each year. Therefore, when researchers possess a long tree ring series with a known date of origin, they can use the ring series as a reference point, comparing parts of it to other similar tree ring patterns and, in doing so, calculate a tree’s age and longevity. |
Scientifically illiterate dumbass. |
What is the code, dumbfuck? |
The width of the ring, dumbfuck. |
The width of the ring is the code? Really? |
Really pants-shitting dumbfuck.
Quote | When conditions encourage growth, a tree adds extra tissue and produces a thick ring. In a discouraging year, growth is slowed and the tree produces a thin ring. Much of the variation in tree rings is due to variations year-to-year in:
•Higher springtime temperature. If spring starts early, the growing season is likely to be longer than usual, causing a tree to have a wider ring. •Lower springtime temperature. A late spring is likely to shorten the growing season, causing a tree to have a narrower tree ring. •Abundant rainfall increases growth, producing a wider ring. •Drought decreases growth, producing a narrower ring. •Species of tree do differ in their response to weather changes. One might respond strongly to changes in overall rainfall, another might be more sensitive to the amount of rain during the late summer, and another to a temperature change that alters the length of the growing season. •Crowding from neighboring trees. This causes a series of narrow rings. Crowding is suspected when the series of narrow rings is more than three, because droughts are usually only one to three years. •If the rings are narrow on one side of a tree with wide rings on the other, the tree was crowded on the side of the tree where the rings are narrow. •A series of many narrow rings followed immediately by wide rings probably means that an encroaching neighbor died, releasing the crowded tree into a growth spurt. •Fire scars suggest past forest fires. The number of annual rings between fire scars shows the period between fires. •Scars due to insect plagues indicate insect infestations.
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You are confusing data for a code. You don't even appear to know what a code is. |
Funny that so many scientists in the world are "confused" the exact same way but pants-shitting "all scientific observations support baraminology" YEC Joke Gallien knows more than they do. :D |
Not one scientist says that tree rings are a code. Not one.
Obviously you are just an ignorant TARD |
They all say tree rings encode data and can be decoded.
A code is any process which produces outputs mapped to the inputs Joke. It doesn't need to have discrete symbols like Morse code.
Joe Gallien, dumbest pants-shitting imbecile on the planet. :D |
They do not call tree rings a code.
Not one scientist says that tree rings are a code. Not one.
<blockquote>A code is any process which produces outputs mapped to the inputs</blockquote>
What is the code, then? Clearly "tree ring width" doesn't fit.
What is the process that encodes the information? What code is used to do so?
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