Their body physiology, in fact did become profoundly different after the fall curse, in which they lost their long legs, became belly crawlers, much smaller and perhaps other changes adapting them to a totally different existence.
Wow... Thank you buzzsaw for showing us how little you know about biology. Dinosaurs even without legs would still be profoundly different from snakes. I can find far more in common with a Chicken then I could with a snake.
If you could take an alligator balloon; one of those that you can reshape and stretch out and enlarge the hind legs, and blow up the torsal, you wouldn't have to do a whole lot to the head and rest of the body to make it appear like Euparkeria
Thank you Buzz Euparkeria is a great example of a family that were the transitions between Dinosaurs and Reptiles and in fact is not a Dinosaur. You'll find Euparkeria and late cretaceous Dinosaurs have very little in common...
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