Why did everything else make it?
What happened to the dinosaurs?
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Last: 8 yr ago by Woody2006
quote:Other species haven't gone extinct?
Why did everything else make it?
quote:Everything went extinct?quote:Other species haven't gone extinct?
Why did everything else make it?
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Why did everything else make it?
They gone. Sumlin lost control of them.
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Why did everything else make it?
You mean everything that didn't go extinct? Why didn't it go extinct? Because it survived. What an odd question.
quote:Nope, and that's not what my question implies. Your question implies that nothing other than dinosaurs has gone extinct.quote:Everything went extinct?quote:Other species haven't gone extinct?
Why did everything else make it?
But, as usual, this is clearly not intended to be a serious discussion, so have at it.
Magic
They fell off the ark.
Idiots.
Idiots.
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Why did everything else make it?
Dinosaurs are still with us. You see them every single day. We just call them birds.
And "everything else," didn't make it. Roughly half of all mammalian species died during the K-T event along with dozens of marine species and all of the Pterosaurs. Approximately 70% of terrestrial life died in that event. And that wasn't even the worst mass extinction. The End-Permian extinction wiped out over 90% of all life. The vast majority of species that have ever existed on this planet are extinct.
quote:Show me more!
Magic
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Why did everything else make it?
You mean everything that didn't go extinct? Why didn't it go extinct? Because it survived. What an odd question.
It is almost like the changing environment over time selected which ones would survive and which ones wouldn't. Someone should explore this idea further it could turn out to be a big deal.
quote:Q: What happened to the dinosaurs in which they went extinct and everything else survived?quote:You mean everything that didn't go extinct? Why didn't it go extinct? Because it survived. What an odd question.
Why did everything else make it?
A: Because they went extinct and everything else survived.
Brilliant!
Can we skip the part where you pretend like you really want to know more about it and jump to the part with your gotcha or whatever nonsense you're planning to post?
Dinosaurs still exist. Here's a photo of one.
can we really say they went extinct when it is well documented that they had a resurgence (albeit brief) in the 90s?
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Dinosaurs still exist. Here's a photo of one.
Pretty sure crocodiles coexisted with dinosaurs
quote:I'm guessing science hasn't written this chapter in their bible. Otherwise we'd hear about what happened, the "obvious evidence", and any denier is a fairy believing science hater.
Can we skip the part where you pretend like you really want to know more about it and jump to the part with your gotcha or whatever nonsense you're planning to post?
quote:quote:I'm guessing science hasn't written this chapter in their bible. Otherwise we'd hear about what happened, the "obvious evidence", and any denier is a fairy believing science hater.
Can we skip the part where you pretend like you really want to know more about it and jump to the part with your gotcha or whatever nonsense you're planning to post?
are you familiar with these things called "books"? They contain information. Often found in university libraries. In fact, there are even books written about geology, a subset of which contain information about dinosaurs and other prehistoric lifeforms, including when and why certain ones went extinct.
But your question is based on a false premise that everything else survived whatever killed the dinosaurs. Or are you just ignoring Sapper's post?
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And "everything else," didn't make it. Roughly half of all mammalian species died during the K-T event along with dozens of marine species and all of the Pterosaurs. Approximately 70% of terrestrial life died in that event. And that wasn't even the worst mass extinction. The End-Permian extinction wiped out over 90% of all life. The vast majority of species that have ever existed on this planet are extinct.
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But your question is based on a false premise that everything else survived whatever killed the dinosaurs. Or are you just ignoring Sapper's post?quote:
And "everything else," didn't make it. Roughly half of all mammalian species died during the K-T event along with dozens of marine species and all of the Pterosaurs. Approximately 70% of terrestrial life died in that event. And that wasn't even the worst mass extinction. The End-Permian extinction wiped out over 90% of all life. The vast majority of species that have ever existed on this planet are extinct.
Don't make the mistake of attempting to have an honest conversation. It's a fool's errand. No one is actually trying to learn anything in here.
I typically don't read Sapper's posts past the first sentence. He just regurgitates wikipedia in common man English trying to look smart.
"K-T event". Is this what happened to the dinosaurs?
"K-T event". Is this what happened to the dinosaurs?
quote:You're right. MQB being MQB.quote:
But your question is based on a false premise that everything else survived whatever killed the dinosaurs. Or are you just ignoring Sapper's post?quote:
And "everything else," didn't make it. Roughly half of all mammalian species died during the K-T event along with dozens of marine species and all of the Pterosaurs. Approximately 70% of terrestrial life died in that event. And that wasn't even the worst mass extinction. The End-Permian extinction wiped out over 90% of all life. The vast majority of species that have ever existed on this planet are extinct.
Don't make the mistake of attempting to have an honest conversation. It's a fool's errand. No one is actually trying to learn anything in here.
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Dinosaurs still exist. Here's a photo of one.
Someone failed biology.
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I typically don't read Sapper's posts past the first sentence. He just regurgitates wikipedia in common man English trying to look smart.
"K-T event". Is this what happened to the dinosaurs?
You're so witty. But seriously, you should start with Dinosaur Train. A three year old has a better sense of Dinosaur evolution.
Good talk folks. Something happened, they went extinct, other stuff didn't. Don't ask more questions.
In the name of evolution, science, and big bang, to them be the glory, amen.
In the name of evolution, science, and big bang, to them be the glory, amen.
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Good talk folks. Something happened, they went extinct, other stuff didn't. Don't ask more questions.
In the name of evolution, science, and big bang, to them be the glory, amen.
They didn't go extinct. Birds still exist.
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I typically don't read Sapper's posts past the first sentence. He just regurgitates wikipedia in common man English trying to look smart.
"K-T event". Is this what happened to the dinosaurs?
quote:Cal State fired a scientist for finding soft tissue on triceratop bones a few years back.
Good talk folks. Something happened, they went extinct, other stuff didn't. Don't ask more questions.
In the name of evolution, science, and big bang, to them be the glory, amen.
quote:Who said don't ask questions? My issue is with your initial premise that only dinosaurs went extinct. The other stuff, I don't really care about.
Good talk folks. Something happened, they went extinct, other stuff didn't. Don't ask more questions.
In the name of evolution, science, and big bang, to them be the glory, amen.
quote:quote:Cal State fired a scientist for finding soft tissue on triceratop bones a few years back.
Good talk folks. Something happened, they went extinct, other stuff didn't. Don't ask more questions.
In the name of evolution, science, and big bang, to them be the glory, amen.
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What did it taste like?
"Dinosaurs are still with us. You see them every single day. We just call them birds."
Global warming did them in and they turned into birds, a hummingbird used to be a T-Rex
Some folks will believe anything
Global warming did them in and they turned into birds, a hummingbird used to be a T-Rex
Some folks will believe anything
I remember when I went to a fundamentalist school, Ken Hamm came and visited and talked about sightings of large, dinosaur-like, creatures deep in the jungles of Africa. He said the descriptions fit those of dinosaurs perfectly.
In hindsight, I believe it was Hamm that said that. Could have been one of my teachers though.
In hindsight, I believe it was Hamm that said that. Could have been one of my teachers though.
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"Dinosaurs are still with us. You see them every single day. We just call them birds."
Global warming did them in and they turned into birds, a hummingbird used to be a T-Rex
Some folks will believe anything
Evolution seems to be a real problem for you to get a handle on. T. Rex is more of a cousin.
quote:Which school?
I remember when I went to a fundamentalist school, Ken Hamm came and visited and talked about sightings of large, dinosaur-like, creatures deep in the jungles of Africa. He said the descriptions fit those of dinosaurs perfectly.
In hindsight, I believe it was Hamm that said that. Could have been one of my teachers though.
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