Dinosaur Forces Rethink Of Flight's Evolution
gollum123 writes "The BBC reports that a small dinosaur with a long, slender snout and wing-like limbs is forcing a rethink on bird evolution." From the article: "The 90 million-year-old reptile, called Buitreraptor gonzalezorum, belongs to the same sickle-clawed group of dinosaurs as Velociraptor and feathered dinosaurs from China. It may provide tantalising evidence that powered flight evolved twice. One theory suggests the lineage of dinosaurs the new animal belonged to, the dromaeosaurs, originated in the Cretaceous Period (144 to 65 million years ago). But this discovery suggests their lineage can be traced further back in time, to the Jurassic (206 to 144 million years ago), experts say."
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If you read the bible as porn literature, the versus that contradict each other in the teachings of the pastors,etc. are brought to light, as when read as porn lit, they don't contradict.
One example is laying with beasts:
"If a man lays with a beast, he shall surely die!!"
Taken in a sexual context, this must be as ecstasy, or heavenly.Sayings such as, "He has a bod to die for!!" is one modern example.
Re-read the bible folks, take special note of the psalms and of the story of abraham.Also, the story of Onan is rather interesting.Why do christians leave those bits out of their beliefs?
Maybe it's because they aren't christians, but are really agents of the devil, since they seem pre-occupied with material things on earth and not for the well being of others but themselves.Very very selfish.
It goes back 5,000 years, tops.
Regards,
G. Bush
>It may provide tantalising evidence that powered flight evolved twice.
Either that, or evidence that the theory of evolution is falling apart at the seams.
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