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Birds aren't just closely related to dinosaurs. They *are* dinosaurs. amirite?
by Anonymous1 year ago
If you think birds are literally dinosaurs you should also think that every vertebrate is literally a fish.
by Anonymous1 year ago
Yeah, we're all fish.
by Anonymous1 year ago
Not really...alligators and crocodiles are though. Unchanged by evolution since the time of dinosaurs.
by Anonymous1 year ago
Actually birds literally are dinosaurs according to biology. And alligators and crocodiles are not.
Dinosaur doesn't mean " an old species of reptile"
by Anonymous1 year ago
>Actually birds literally are dinosaurs according to biology.
Careful - dinosaurs are birds according to at least one approach to biological classification. But not according to all of them. According to some, they are descended from dinosaurs, which does not necessarily mean they are classified as dinosaurs. It depends on which approach your using. Cladistically, they're dinosaurs. But that's not the only way to look at it.
by Anonymous1 year ago
You're right. But according to one classification they are indeed dinosaurs. Alligators and crocodiles aren't. That was my point
by Anonymous1 year ago
Sharks too.
by Anonymous1 year ago
I wasn't sure about them if certain species of sharks were around and unchanged. I know prehistoric ones existed like the megalodon, but was unsure great whites or whatever were around.
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