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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/02/140223215134.htm
"In order to fly, hulking meat-eating dinosaurs had to shrink in size and grow much longer arms to support their feathered wings."
The desire to fly will give you the ability to shrink and develop the anatomy to fly? LOL!
"Up to now you could only have guessed roughly where the major evolutionary transitions occurred," said Dr Gavin Thomas of the University of Sheffield, "but the new methods pinpoint the size changes. The small size of birds and their long wings originated long before birds themselves did."
Can someone explain to me what the underlined statement is supposed to mean? I thought it meant the anatomy of birds orginated before birds did. Does it make sense?
"The origin of birds used to be seen as a rapid transition." said Mark Puttick, "but now we know that the key characteristics we associate with them arose much earlier."
So rapid evolution occurred to turn nonbird to bird? LOL! Does it even make sense? I think it hurts the brain less to just believe what the Bible says, that God made the birds on Day 5. :p
"In order to fly, hulking meat-eating dinosaurs had to shrink in size and grow much longer arms to support their feathered wings."
The desire to fly will give you the ability to shrink and develop the anatomy to fly? LOL!
"Up to now you could only have guessed roughly where the major evolutionary transitions occurred," said Dr Gavin Thomas of the University of Sheffield, "but the new methods pinpoint the size changes. The small size of birds and their long wings originated long before birds themselves did."
Can someone explain to me what the underlined statement is supposed to mean? I thought it meant the anatomy of birds orginated before birds did. Does it make sense?
"The origin of birds used to be seen as a rapid transition." said Mark Puttick, "but now we know that the key characteristics we associate with them arose much earlier."
So rapid evolution occurred to turn nonbird to bird? LOL! Does it even make sense? I think it hurts the brain less to just believe what the Bible says, that God made the birds on Day 5. :p