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I'm not sure how it should be incorporated but I feel it is important to remember that though it may have been relatively warm at 80 degrees north in the Eocene, the majority of the year would have been taken up by either continuous daylight or continuous darkness. Therefore any such forest would be radically different from the tropical forests of today, as it would experience months of continuous darkness in the winter. Booshank 21:16, 12 October 2007 (UTC)Reply
