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Feathered Dinosaurs may have been the norm, not the exception

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Forceatowulf

G***n S**n*bi
MrHicks said:
WARNING: childhood rape


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I like watching the "journey, not the goal" evolution of birds play out in fossil finds, in this case, alongside what we already assumed about feather evolution, just putting it WAAAAY farther back in the murky Triassic Archosauria days.
 
I guess this further explains my irrational mistrust of birds. I always knew there was something not 'quite right' with their bizarre and just plain strange behavior-they're descendants of dinosaurs that's why.
 

teh_pwn

"Saturated fat causes heart disease as much as Brawndo is what plants crave."
Ether_Snake said:
You know maybe the dragon myths come from the unearthing of dinosaur fossils?

And Greek mythology.
 

-Rogue5-

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Would this have made them less deadly?

Also, would it have made Trespasser run better on my P2 200MHz/Voodoo 2 system?
 
viciouskillersquirrel said:
Certainly so in China. Dinosaur fossils (when found) would routinely be ground up and put into medicine as dragon bones. Mining activity in Europe would probably have yielded the same sort of thing.

Or maybe evolution is bullshit and man and dinosaur roamed the earth together. Sounds more likely to me
 
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