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Dinos and Humans hand in hand

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NosyNed
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Message 46 of 55 (253945)
10-22-2005 2:57 AM 		Reply to: Message 45 by arachnophilia
10-22-2005 12:42 AM

What I did think ...
a crocodile
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Message 47 of 55 (254124)
10-23-2005 5:53 AM 		Reply to: Message 46 by NosyNed
10-22-2005 2:57 AM

Re: What I did think ...
i guess that's just as good as any, really. lol.
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Message 48 of 55 (254141)
10-23-2005 7:51 AM 		Reply to: Message 34 by arachnophilia
10-20-2005 9:03 PM

Whale transitional?
Oh, I always thought it was a whale , I was just waiting for someone to use it as proof that whales adapted from terrestrial mammals because it has intermediate features such as front legs and external ears
(the little statue that is, I never got to see the first pic - did anyone else get to see it?)
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Message 49 of 55 (254158)
10-23-2005 9:10 AM 		Reply to: Message 48 by halucigenia
10-23-2005 7:51 AM

Re: Whale transitional?
Try clicking here for the first image. It should still work.
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...I thought it was a croc too.
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Message 50 of 55 (254183)
10-23-2005 11:24 AM 		Reply to: Message 49 by Funkaloyd
10-23-2005 9:10 AM

Crock transitional?
Yes I got it - just some over vigorous IP blocker on my PC.
Without the front legs it looks less like the transitional whale, but it still has ears. Mind you I don't know what ancestor to crocks might have had ears.
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Message 51 of 55 (254198)
10-23-2005 12:28 PM 		Reply to: Message 48 by halucigenia
10-23-2005 7:51 AM

Re: Whale transitional?
Oh, I always thought it was a whale , I was just waiting for someone to use it as proof that whales adapted from terrestrial mammals because it has intermediate features such as front legs and external ears
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that would be interesting, since "transitional" whales like basilosaurus lived long before man. i was half tempted to use a picture that actually looked exactly like basilosaurus, but i figured someone would argue just this point.
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mostly, i was just trying to demonstrate that artistic depictions of fantastical creatures, even the ones that do exist contemporary to the artist, are not always the most accurate things in the world. sometimes, people just make stuff up.
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and you're bound to get some coincidences with reality. personally, i think the first pic looks a lot like a kronosaur.
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Message 52 of 55 (254270)
10-23-2005 5:40 PM 		Reply to: Message 50 by halucigenia
10-23-2005 11:24 AM

Re: Crock transitional?
look at old maps and charts
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http://www.watersedge.tv/pics/gutier400.jpg
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You will see lots of things that are half fanciful. Some whales are shown with ears, some with gills???
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Message 53 of 55 (255310)
10-28-2005 9:31 AM 		Reply to: Message 52 by RAZD
10-23-2005 5:40 PM

More proof
So these maps and charts proove that humans existed not only along with dinos, but with forms that were transitional between whales and fish as well. Surely this disproves evolution.
Parody intended
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Message 54 of 55 (255408)
10-28-2005 8:22 PM 		Reply to: Message 40 by arachnophilia
10-21-2005 7:04 PM

Re: Where's my penny?
i hold out hope for mokele mbembe. personally, i want to run a different experiment on the natives. we know from paleontology how a sauropod stood, and walked, and held its head and tail. i want to show them the two pictures -- the old classic brontosaur dragging its tail and living in water, and the newer more accurate plain-based sauropod with it's tail in the air.
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if they choose the outdated one, it's probable that they're just making it up. which would be a shame really, but it would make a lot more sense -- the jungle is no place for a sauropod.
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Been done. They choose the "old school" image every time. Makes sense, seeing as how sauropods detested large bodies of water, as they could not swim at all.
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Message 55 of 55 (259236)
11-12-2005 11:26 PM 		Reply to: Message 54 by Cthulhu
10-28-2005 8:22 PM

Re: Where's my penny?
Been done. They choose the "old school" image every time. Makes sense, seeing as how sauropods detested large bodies of water, as they could not swim at all.
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really? that's disappointing.
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