I agree that the non avian dinosaurs were probably a filter for mammalian evolution, but we're postulating them living alongside us, and if they did they would need to play by the rules. An international team of paleontologists, behavioral scientists, and. Perhaps we would not have survived/thrived in the same way if the extinction never happened? Dinosaurs were as smart as reptiles but not as intelligent as monkeys, as former research suggests. My assumption is that evolution would still have promoted intelligence and those that learned to kill the dinosaurs, like those that killed the bears and lions, would have eventually. There must have been a feature that helped the dinosaurs survive, but his study shows that they were not innately superior. First of all, i’m not going to say that dinosaurs did not exist. It’s likely that, with a preponderance of dinosaurs remaining on our planet, humans and many other mammals would not have had the chance to evolve into existence.
An International Team Of Paleontologists, Behavioral Scientists, And.
Perhaps we would not have survived/thrived in the same way if the extinction never happened? I am merely going to point out that there are more. First of all, i’m not going to say that dinosaurs did not exist.
There Must Have Been A Feature That Helped The Dinosaurs Survive, But His Study Shows That They Were Not Innately Superior.
Or maybe our large dino pals would have transformed our lives in significant ways?. Humans evolved to survive, and while we did not exist during the dinosaurs' era, they may have influenced lifespans. However, i’m also not going to perpetuate that dinosaurs did exist.
I Agree That The Non Avian Dinosaurs Were Probably A Filter For Mammalian Evolution, But We're Postulating Them Living Alongside Us, And If They Did They Would Need To Play By The Rules.
My assumption is that evolution would still have promoted intelligence and those that learned to kill the dinosaurs, like those that killed the bears and lions, would have eventually. It’s likely that, with a preponderance of dinosaurs remaining on our planet, humans and many other mammals would not have had the chance to evolve into existence. There's a marked difference between how quickly mammals (including ourselves) age and how quickly many species of reptiles and amphibians do.
Dinosaurs Were As Smart As Reptiles But Not As Intelligent As Monkeys, As Former Research Suggests.
First Of All, I’m Not Going To Say That Dinosaurs Did Not Exist.
There's a marked difference between how quickly mammals (including ourselves) age and how quickly many species of reptiles and amphibians do. It’s likely that, with a preponderance of dinosaurs remaining on our planet, humans and many other mammals would not have had the chance to evolve into existence. I agree that the non avian dinosaurs were probably a filter for mammalian evolution, but we're postulating them living alongside us, and if they did they would need to play by the rules.
My Assumption Is That Evolution Would Still Have Promoted Intelligence And Those That Learned To Kill The Dinosaurs, Like Those That Killed The Bears And Lions, Would Have Eventually.
I am merely going to point out that there are more. Or maybe our large dino pals would have transformed our lives in significant ways?. Dinosaurs were as smart as reptiles but not as intelligent as monkeys, as former research suggests.
Perhaps We Would Not Have Survived/Thrived In The Same Way If The Extinction Never Happened?
An international team of paleontologists, behavioral scientists, and. However, i’m also not going to perpetuate that dinosaurs did exist. Humans evolved to survive, and while we did not exist during the dinosaurs' era, they may have influenced lifespans.
