Re:What modern animals would look like if we drew them in th...
by autokad on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @01:31PM
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> "No, humans did not evolve from rodents. It's more like calling humans primates."
Its my understanding humans evolved from a rodent like creature that existed during the time of the dinosaurs. primates did not exist then.
also, humans did not evolve from primates. humans are primates.
Re:What modern animals would look like if we drew them in th...
by LinAGKar on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @02:53PM
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>Its my understanding humans evolved from a rodent like creature that existed during the time of the dinosaurs. primates did not exist then.
Our ancestors might at some point have been rodent-like, in the sense that they looked somewhat like rodents (or rather, some rodents still look like them, as the rodents also evolved from the same ancestor). But they weren't rodents, and they didn't have the incisors that characterize rodents.
>also, humans did not evolve from primates. humans are primates
Yes, we evolved from primates, and thus still are primates, like how birds still are dinosaurs.
Re:What modern animals would look like if we drew them in th...
by autokad on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @04:23PM
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birds are NOT dinosours. they are descended from them. as far as I know, there were no birds during their time.
Re:What modern animals would look like if we drew them in th...
by abc_lisper on Tuesday July 13, 2021 @06:02PM
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Hmm.. That’s not true. There were birds then. And a lot of dinosaurs that look like birds. https://twitter.com/serpenillus/status/1226553777983016960?s...
No, humans did not evolve from rodents. It's more like calling humans primates.
>It's not like birds existed back then.
Back when? There were birds before the other dinosaurs went extinct, so concurrently with T-Rex.