modern

Forum Post are modern birds more related to archaeopteryx or to the fir...
are modern birds more related to archaeopteryx or to the first reptiles?
Forum Post dogs domesticated long before cats by perhaps millions of years Re: cat gut the best natural str...
I do not see early hominids able to domesticate a cat due to its nomadic and traveling lifestyle, however a dog domestication would fit nicely with the lifestyle of early hominids. What is the old...
Photo Comment earl lancaster
Normally modern bones are white, but in FL we're blessed with modern bones and tannins in the water as well as in state, especially over by Clewiston, being a mineral rich ground. We've found ...
Photo Comment Castle Peak Ammonite
That looks similar to a modern day nautilus. 8)
Photo Comment New arrival, Chillean Meg tooth, RARE!
I thought that the root and enamel would have been white like their modern day relatives... :?
Photo Comment Boney Like Fossil Found
Nautiloids are not squids. They are related to the modern-day nautilus. They had a hard shell. Google for pictures and you will see it looks just like one.
Forum Post Did most birds survive the K-T extinction? (was: KT Catastrophe)
I may add that pushing modern bird radiation back to the Early Cretaceous only MOVES the 'problem' (high rates is NOT a problem for me, only for Cooper and Penny) of very high evolutionary r...
Photo Comment megladon!!
I'm with dazza on this one I wouldn't want to run into their modern day relatives or get my feet wet :lol:
Forum Post how strong do you thin a neanderthal or cromagnon would be
Cro-Magnon man was essentially the same as modern humans. I believe they were on the average slightly larger and more robust than most modern populations, but aside from that, and whatever advantages ...
Forum Post dinosaurs still live underwater!
...I know what you are saying but am I right in saying that,you can quote me wrong,Paleontologists today use modern animal behavior as comparisons to what dinosaur behavior may have been like. You are, ...
Forum Post How smart was the dinosaurs?
Just my $0.02 worth. . . . . . Might be hard to generalize on the IQ of dino's vs any modern animals. To be a 'genius' in that time was maybe a bit less tasking that it is today, an...
Blog Comment Jurassic Park got something right! AGAIN!
... the family of ostrich like dinosaurs) were tightly packed together in the foot LIKE those in the feet of modern bones...
Forum Post Ancient Atmosphere Giant Insects
Aren't you basing this on the assumption that modern dragonflies are 'maxed out' in their ability to have increased size in the present atmosphere and oxygen percentage? Are you sure th...
Forum Post What is the largest historical snake?
... six foot skeleton was named Dinilysia patagonica, and it shares many anatomical characteristics with the modern boas and pythons, which are usually considered to be the most primitive of the living s...
Forum Post Warm blooded Ornithischians?
...rus_ and the theropod _Spinosaurus_) from the same time & place have long dorsal spines. Since no modern animals have such structures, I don't think this can be said with any confidence. ...
Forum Post Does Megalodon still live?
...to revert it from feathers back to scales, and ricky, the meg is supposedly the same kind of color as the modern great white....
Forum Post Does the Charcaradon Megladon Shark still live today
One of two things happened: either they are still out there in the deep or they evolved into modern day sharks and the rest of the megladons died out.
Forum Post have there ever been prehistoric seagulls?
Do you know if there were ever any flying reptiles that roamed the seas like modern seagulls?
Forum Post What was the Biggest Mammalian land predator of all time?
...erium,(and other incidental meat eaters) though it seems to have scavenged dead Glyptodonts now and then. Modern hippopotami eat meat sometimes too....
Forum Post Re dinosaur hearts
...en used to argue the same. The inescapable fact is that dinosaurs have the characteristic growth rings of modern ectothermic reptiles. The fact that the Mesozoic was much warmer than the present clima...
Forum Post Were there any unusual Ice Age sea creatures?
...ything TOO exotic lived in the seas of the Pleistocene epoch of the Quaternary....just Larger versions of modern species. Wierd enough for you, ...
Blog Comment A snake that - probably - ate dinosaurs!
One possibility which I`m sure they are considering is that the snake was after the eggs. Modern egg snakes can break thier jaws open almost 180 degrees to allow the egg to get past it. Other snakes s...
Forum Post Raptor Resonating chamber
...a deino-kazoo, and sounded like it came out of a cereal box. It was recently theorized that certain Modern Humans had resonating chambers in their abdomen, but that was shot down once they reali...
Forum Post Scipionyx samniticus (evidence that birds are not theropods)
...bly complete fossil shows that theropods had a diaphragm like mammals and crocodilians, not air sacs like modern birds. This is yet another nail in the coffin for the birds are theropods hypothesis. S...
Forum Post 9 thousand years and brow ridges
...latively large brow ridges. (I'd rather not get into the multiregional vs. uniregional hypotheses of modern human origins, or the differing ideas about Neandertals. . . nor am I saying that Austr...
Forum Post Inaccuracy in Jurassic park movies?
...as intelligent compared to most dinosaurs but (correct me if i'm wrong) was only about as smart as a modern day chicken: :...
Photo Comment World record unrestored in size meg tooth cat scan
...inchmeg.html ....THE RECOGNIZED NATURAL LENGTH WORLD RECORD MEGALODON TOOTH combined for sale with a HUGE MODERN GREAT WHITE SHARK JAW WITH 2 3/8 inch TEETH. This listing is something that only one co...
  More Topics...

The Content on this site is provided for general information purposes only. Your use of the Content, or any part thereof, is made solely at Your own risk and responsibility. By entering this site you declare you read and agreed to its Terms, Rules & Privacy.
Copyright © 2006 - 2010 Dinosaur Home