I'm wondering what the dinosaurs would have evolved into had they not been eradicated. I'm asuming that they'd become the dominant species (over mamals then humans) but I'm just wondering what the escapist think. (I also searched it before you asked)
If the dino's didn't die
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if I recall right (with my public school system which kinda sucks) we evolved from the rats that survived their extintionneuromasser said:
They would evolve into an intelligent dominant species.
Of course, in doing so they would have lost most of the characteristics that made them dinosaurs.
Of course, in doing so they would have lost most of the characteristics that made them dinosaurs.
what I wonder is; what they be more or less lizard like? or more like bird people (assuming the decide to walk uprightInternet Kraken said:
well.....uh................yikes that.................is perfectFlying-Emu said:Tyler_Durden said:
Poke'Mon?
Thats hard to say.
Raptor would thrive the most, they sopposedly work in groups (like we do) and have front limps proprotional to there bodies so we could guess they would evolve to have high dexterity.
Also becuase of there size they would survie the best if famine were to strike.
Raptor would thrive the most, they sopposedly work in groups (like we do) and have front limps proprotional to there bodies so we could guess they would evolve to have high dexterity.
Also becuase of there size they would survie the best if famine were to strike.
a planet of raptor people..................................I wonder if that would sell?Lazzi said:
or go to some unknown island off the coast of austrailia and get a pet tyranosaurasDrakulla said:
Most of the evolution we know about only occured BECAUSE of environmental pressure on existing species. So, assuming there are no environmental changes, the dinosaurs wouldn't change much at all really. Then again, mere separation (for example, two groups of the same species travel in different directions and live in new areas) can lead to small differences over several generations, until eventually they won't breed with each other (or if they do, it results in an infertile hybrid), thus the creation of new species. Oh, and fossil records show dinosaurs probably evolved into birds. Birds existed before the extinction of dinosaurs so it's safe to assume that with or without the mass extinction, all sorts of bird species would've developed.