Bill Walker
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How is it that cavemen survived the asteroid but dinosaurs didn't ?
Just askin'
Just askin'
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cheekybids
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Caveman turned up 60 million years later.
mexico1970
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Only 75% of life became extinct 65 million years ago mate :)
idahoblues
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Cavemen only appeared when Whitey got to Oz
Bill Walker
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Bill Walker
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But 100% of dinosaurs ?
Bill Walker
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An astonishing new study concludes that human ancestors survived the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs. This fact, and other new insights into the timeline of animal evolution, are rocking the scientific community.
Researchers conducted a thorough analysis of the fossil record. They discovered that placental mammals – a group that includes humans, dogs, and even bats — originated in the Cretaceous period.
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Researchers conducted a thorough analysis of the fossil record. They discovered that placental mammals – a group that includes humans, dogs, and even bats — originated in the Cretaceous period.
Ancient human ancestors actually did live with dinosaurs, according to stunning new research
Placental mammals, a group that includes our human ancestors, survived the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Nope.
Plenty of creatures with obvious lineage back to dinosaurs (bats, chickens, elephants, aligtors.... ).
mexico1970
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Nearly 100% apart from birds which are dinosaurs.
mexico1970
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An astonishing new study concludes that human ancestors survived the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs. This fact, and other new insights into the timeline of animal evolution, are rocking the scientific community.
Researchers conducted a thorough analysis of the fossil record. They discovered that placental mammals – a group that includes humans, dogs, and even bats — originated in the Cretaceous period.
Ancient human ancestors actually did live with dinosaurs, according to stunning new research
Placental mammals, a group that includes our human ancestors, survived the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs.
Our mammalian ancestors mate, I am relying on palaeontologists for their expertise here due to the fact I wasn't there :)
God fearing flat earthers believe the earth is 10,000 years old which is really weird.