Exactly.Pandaman said:you'd kill the poor thing.
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It's better to ride a Deinonychus.
Exactly.Pandaman said:you'd kill the poor thing.
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Taiser said:i luv quetzalcoatlus <3
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Danielsan said:Exactly.
It's better to ride a Deinonychus.
Pandaman said:you'd kill the poor thing.
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Teknoman said:I had no idea something like that existed.
sammy said:so they weren't descended from proto-mammals and reptile-like mammals like we and dinosaurs are.
Raist said:Wut? Dinosaurs aren't descended from either of these clades.
Evilink said:This has probably been brought up before, but I have to ask...when they're carbon dating fossils, which are rock, aren't they simply dating the rock that replaced the bone in the first place? Therefore, how do they really know how old any of their fossils are? It's not as thought they cate date when the beast died by examining the material that has taken the shape of their remains...
Nope, still too small.the_log_ride said:Beaten. The Raptors in the JP movies were based on Deinonychus.
Only if read entirely out of contextMonocle said:To be fair, your comment can be taken in two ways because the phrasing is ambiguous.
Yeah, but saying Zeus instead would have ruined my Spartacus: Blood and Sand reference.neorej said:Just for fun: Jupiter is the Romans' version of Zeus.
Which, in my haste, I may well have done.Gattsu25 said:Only if read entirely out of context
How the hell have I never seen this dinosaur before? Wow.Taiser said:i luv quetzalcoatlus <3
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subzero9285 said:Nope, still too small.
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Achillobator would match up to the raptors featured in the Jurassic Park films.
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methane47 said:Well I was taught Carbon dating in maybe 2nd Form.. which is == to 8-9th grade
But I was taught Carbon Dating has upper and lower bounds defining its usefulnesss.. Certainly no where Even in the same vicinity as 10 million years... Which is why i asked how they know the age.