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Forum Post any evidence that T-rex may have hopped like a kangaroo?
...o this subject: There are a lot of clearly theropodian footprints, and as far as I know none of them show evidence of hopping, but then again, we would not expect to see such evidence unless *most* ...
Blog Post New Evidence - Asteroid Might Be Responsible For The Younger Dryas
Science News Geological evidence found in Ohio and Indiana in recent weeks is strengthening the case to attribute what happened 12,900 years ago in North America -- when the end of the la...
Forum Post Scipionyx samniticus (evidence that birds are not theropods)
That is a non-sequitor because the proponents of the bird-theropod hypothesis suggest that birds are not just dinosaurs, they are descendants of a specific kind of theropod, i.e. they are more closely...
Photo Comment Natural Or Man Made 2
enough joking around on my part. Is there any evidence of circular scratchmarks like a drill would make in the hole? even an indian drill would have to be spun. A skinny rough stone like a round file ...
Blog Comment A Note on Spinosaurids
Well, you are right by saying that we have very limited fossil evidence of spinosaurids because the only 'well preserved' Spinosauridae are Baryonyx, Suchomimus, Irritator (of which we only have a sku...
Forum Post Did most birds survive the K-T extinction? (was: KT Catastrophe)
... highly derived' groups even by his standards. I'm talking about highly-derived neornithenes. Evidence does not have to be published to be evidence. A fossil is not a rumor. There sh...
Forum Post What is this
I am at the top of a hill, but with the evidence of past spring activity here there could have been running water. at the house the underground river is about 70 feet but my well pushs water to within...
Forum Post Post K/T birds
... but not in the Jurassic. They share an ancestor among basal archosaurs in the Triassic. I do. The hand evidence, the hepatic piston evidence, the dissimilarities between the supposed synapomorphi...
Forum Post Egg or not ?
It sure does look like an egg. It has evidence of shell, the inner membrane of the shell and a smooth albumen look to the body. I wish I could see if the mark on the non-pointy side has evidence of ...
Forum Post New Dinosaur Species Found in India
...an be supported - plenty of living animals survive around areas of high vulcanism, and presuming geological evidence strongly indicates that the Traps were active at during the late Cretaceous a dinos...
Forum Post what caused the extinction of the animals during the prehist...
...sts have finally agreed that the meteor event killed off most of life on earth. Although there is lots of evidence, I still am not sure. They treat it as it is fact and indisputable. I don't ...
Forum Post Eukaryotes 2.7 billion years ago?
...billion years older than previously shown' as stated in the CNN headline. It is the earliest CONFIRMED evidence of photosynthesis, quite a different thing. There is earlier evidence of life on Ea...
Forum Post Discovery Channel: What If There Were No Moon?
...letons in restorations with putting feathers on theropods. The first practice is based on solid irrefutable evidence. The second practice, namely putting feathers on theropods, began as early as Bakke...
Forum Post Ratites, Previously Terror Birds
...he ancestors of ratites were present quite early in the Cretaceous. Ratites could have spread anywhere. evidence. I am skeptical of any evidence based on anything other than morphology (either...
Forum Post what is the reason for extinction of t-rex dinosaur?...
...ult, though good, question to answer, as there are gaps in the fossil record so there is really no concrete evidence as to what actually happened at that point, 65 mya. Even for Tyrannosaurus rex , o...
Forum Post The Origin and Evolution of Birds, 2nd edition
More than you think. Besides, does it mean that you only appeal to authority, instead of evidence? You are correct. I misread you. It is more properly labeled a quasi-pygostyle. Presumably the...
Forum Post Does Megalodon still live?
... there is a population of megs (of any size) feeding on migratory whales without producing a carcass or any evidence of predation. You could argue that if the megalodon did exist that it's food s...
Forum Post T-Rex; Predator or Scavenger
I've seen that scenario based on fossil evidence examined by paleontologists on Jurassic Fight Club. That's certainly pluasible, though.
Forum Post Question about the KT extinction
... in population due to climate (or other factor) and the bolide simply delivered the coup de grace? Is there evidence to suggest that the climate was changing particularly rapidly at that point? Contin...
Forum Post Could Bugs have killed Dinosaurs?
Nah. I think that there is much more evidence for other things. Those would have to be some evil bugs, too.
Forum Post herbiverous dinos,warm or cold blooded?
Hi all, Does any one any decent evidence to prove whether herbiverous dinos were warm or cold blooded or were they homeothermic?
Forum Post Did the Size of Dinosaurs Change over Time?
...d I am also hoping this will evolve into a discussion more becomes clear - Even though not substantiated by evidence....
Forum Post Extinction of Mega Fauna 13,000 years ago
Kenobi, about the air burst I have heard as well. Not much 'evidence' to it though - but certainly another option that has to be taken into consideration of the chances for the extinction.
Forum Post Bones from French cave show Neanderthals, Cro-Magnon hunted same prey
Isn't the evidence pretty strong that Neanderthals were primarily carnivorous while Cro-Magnons were more balanced omnivores?
Forum Post How big was the dinosaur-meteor
... usual habitats and ventured away from waterways which is where most fossilization occurs. No, there is evidence from one locality which was becoming increasingly hostile to all large terrestrial ...
Forum Post Re dinosaur hearts
...e letter here. Of course the supporters of the bird-dinosaur nexus would immediately claim that this latest evidence is support for endothermy in dinosaurs. Indeed much less convincing evidence had be...
Forum Post Feathery Dinosaurs
... in the Cretaceous, long after the appearance of Archaeopteryx. Alas there is not one shred of physical evidence that any of these beasts had anything remotely resembling feathers. Again, ther...
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