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Originally Posted by dahermit
Nowhere on Earth does the temperature remain constant from day to night. 55F in daytime would likely mean hypothetic cold at night. Most tropical animals (all animals) do quite well in the temperate zones. Man could not exist in most of the U.S. and Europe without a covering except for the Summer. Man would be restricted to the tropics.
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Perhaps I did not express myself clearly. By "and up"
I meant temperatures over 55. Possibly humans could
exist in somewhat cooler temperatures as well.
Since a few days of frost per decade would be unlikely
to kill off a human population, the latitude of human
habitation could extend to that of central/north Florida,
several hundred miles outside the tropics.
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Originally Posted by dahermit
Snow monkeys in Japan, Barbary Apes (monkeys) on Mt. Gibraltar on the Mediterranean Sea (Check the Latitude).
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I said "very few" and had the exceptions you mention
in mind.
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