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Sneakiest_peak t1_iud3adz wrote

No as humans have evolved from other small mammals. Dinosaurs have evolved into some lizard and mostly birds. At some point before dinosaurs and mammals we did share an ancestor. It is important to remember that dinosaurs are defined by there hips and science has proven that many dinosaurs had feather. Birds have this hip shape and feathers but a dinosaur could never fly.

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Sneakiest_peak t1_iud5l0f wrote

Replying to AxialGem (#341,350)

I should have said reptiles and a very few at that. Crocodile and alligators share the “lizard shaped” hips. These are lower to the ground herbivores. However, you are correct that dinosaurs did not evolve In lizards. Other reptiles from 65 million years ago did. Using the common term dinosaur spends many many millions of years and globally. So in a grand idea, this is why North America and South America have such a different span of organisms.

Has far as everything thing that’s related, the only sure way I that happens is to look at the first single cell organism to occurred in the deep ocean while the earth was still cooling.

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xdzgor t1_iudoy8u wrote

Not sure about dinosaurs, but we are distantly related to carrots.

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vijayjito t1_iuee5f8 wrote

With the logic being used here, we are all distantly related to every Eukaryote, birds, spiders, cockroaches, Donald Trump, its all a question of how distant

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