Can dinosaurs be created again ?
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Yes, Jurassic Park was a fictional movie but had alot of true fact in it.
329047
it was a tyranosaurus rex wasn't it? I'm pretty sure that was it. except for the ones that he'd made up in the mansion of course, we don't know the sequance in which he made those, but the tyranosaurus rex was the first one you saw him do
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Perhaps... the weather during the early part of the Cretaceous was warmer than today (and more uniform.)  I'm actually in the process of writing a paper exploring the possibility of hadrosaur hibernation in northern Alaska.\n\nI took a tour of a dinosaur resource center today.  The tour guide said that ability to adapt is what saved KT survivors.  Crocodiles can go months without eating.  Birds migrate.  Fish could swim to deeper water.\n\nIt is still highly debated to what caused the Cretaceous Tertiary extinction.
870606
Oddly, usually they don't.  Usually, a piece of bone is found protruding from the ground already, and that's how dinosaur skeletons are found.
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You need help so I am going to help you alot right here first I am sorry but the person that put the dates on the dinsouar created the 6th day needs to read his text books again and look at his history ok. With that said I going to answer your question and show you all the time line\n\n251 MYA-The Mesozoic Era starts, and the Triassic Period Begins. \n230 MYA- The First Dinosaurs Appear \n200 MYA- The Jurassic Period begins \n145.5 MYA- The Cretaceous Period Begins. \nc. 65.6 MYA- An Asteroid hits the Earth. The Dinosaurs survive, but begin to die out. \n65.5 MYA (DOOMSDAY)- The Earth is hit with a sudden climate change (possibly another Asteroid), This time, the Dinosaurs will NOT survive! \nc. 64 MYA- the Cenozoic era Begins. \nc. 64 - 49 MYA- for the first few million years, The entire Earth is ruled by one Creature; up to 2ft+ tall, and prayed on horses... The Birds: the decendants of the Dinosaurs\nand there was several Ice Ages after that.
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http://www.bibleandscience.com/science/dinosaurs.htm explains everything.
599017
Thye lived a long time ago, and the closest living relative to the dinosaurs is the crocodile.  Crocodiles have remained unchanged for 1000's of years.
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There's a lot more evidence than that which ties dinosaurs and birds together.\n\nChemical makeup is not where the support for the "scales" of the dinosaur evolving into feather comes from. It comes from the fossilized outlines of feathers found surrounding certain fossils.\n\nThey share many skeletal features, including the shapes of their hips, a shape only found in dinosaurs and birds.\n\nThey shared very similar lung structures, which are a series of air sacs, very different than what we have.\n\nThey had four chamber hearts, again, much like birds have.\n\nCertain fossils have been found that suggest some dinosaurs slept like birds, with their heands tucked under their arms.\n\nThe use of gizzard stones was common between both species.\n\nThis is called convergence. Many different pieces of evidence that come together to support a claim. Is it airtight? Is it absolutely certain that birds evolved from dinosaurs? No. However, even if it isn't true, this is not an either/or choice. It does not mean that a god created them.\n\nOh, and birds didn't come from pterodactyls. In fact, pterodactyls aren't technically dinosaurs. The closest common ancestor between birds and dinosaurs would have come from the raptors.
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We already brought back moon rocks.  Technically that's part of the moon so I'd say yes, it's possible.
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Sadly, there are no dinosaurs left living today.  All evidence indicates that they completely died out 65 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period.\n\nThere is some evidence to indicate that birds are descended from one branch of the dinosaurs (not everyone agrees on this), and so in some sense it could be said that dinosaurs are not truly extinct, but that's like saying that since we're still around the Australopithecines are not extinct.  \n\nThe animals that bear the characteristic features that lead them to be classified as dinosaurs are indeed extinct.\n\nCrocodiles and alligators are somewhat related to the ancestors of the dinosaurs, but are not and never were dinosaurs themselves.  They share some of the features of the dinosaurs (teeth set in socketed roots in the jaw etc.), and are the most 'advanced' reptiles alive today, but they are not dinosaurs.\n\nThere are some who claim that creatures such as the Loch Ness Monster ('Nessie') are Plesiosaurs that somehow managed to survive for millions of years, but there is very little evidence to suggest that Nessie actually exists, and even if she did, Plesiosaurs were not Dinosaurs.  They're Plesiosaurs, a totally different lineage with considerably divergent skull morphology from the Dinosaurs.\n\nThere is a creature rumoured to exist deep in the jungles of the Congo, known as Mkele Mbembe.  Descriptions of Mkele Mbembe sound as though they might (might) be describing a small sauropod Dinosaur of some kind.  If Mkele Mbembe exists (doubtful), and it turns out that it is indeed a living Dinosaur (also doubtful) then we would have a living Dinosaur still on the planet, and we'd have to try and figure out why no Dinosaur fossils have shown up anywhere on Earth in that 65 million year span.
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If the meteorite that struck the earth 600 billion years ago have not wiped out the dinosauraus race at that time, then also they would have became extinct by now.This is because the reason is the earth was much colder at that time before 600 billion years ago  than the present temperature of the earth. So even if the meteorite that struck at that time was not able to wipe the entire dinousauraus race, the heat generated by the meteroite struck on earth would certainly have erased their presence on earth. This made the dinosauraus support sytems critical for their survival. Moreover all the dinousauras didn't die on the same day of the meteroite struck. It took nearly thousands of years till they became extinct. This is because the heat, once generated, can't escape out into the space. It keeps on reflecting back to earth, as you aware of Greenhouse Effect.\nRegarding intelligence, since there was no sign of human presence at that time, there's actually no evidence whether the dinosauraus were equal to humans in terms of intelligence.\n\nGood Question.....!
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You'd have to build a time machine and go back a few billion years. Sadly organisms like amoeba are too small and soft to leave fossil records, the best we have to go on is evidence of the chemical reactions microbes perform.
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A. Could we have real dinosaurs somewhere?\nAs ttocsewol pointed out, the biggest problem of cryptozoology is that there is not enough space to hide thousands of dinosaurs. If there are fewer, the species is quite vulnerable to extinction.\nOne exception: there is enough space in the ocean. We have just recently discovered some pretty large shark species. However, this means that the dinosaur in question has to be giving birth rather than laying eggs, much like Ichtyosaurus dis. However, marine reptiles of Mesosoic era (Plesiosaurs, Mesozaurs, Ichtyosaurs and so on) are not dinosaurs in strict sense of the word, but are distantly replated to them.\n\nB. Living descendants and relatives of dinosaurs.\nTurtles, crocodiles, lizards and other surviving reptiles are also quite removed relatives of dinosaurs. Birds, however, are direct descendants of theropod dinosaurs.\nBe careful around that chicken.
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The popei plant came around right as the dinosaurs were going extinct... most dinosaurs has really small nasal cavities...\nmakes you think....
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They can't, actually, not without mixing it with another creature. Because all cells come from cells. You'd have to put the dino DNA into a modern reptile cell. And it does matter, because it is cellular machinery that brings about gene expression - and that can have a huge effect on gene expression. (epigenetic inheritance) So you would not really know what trait was dinosaur, and what was artifact from expressing the genes in a modern reptile cell. \n\nStill and all, it would be fun, I agree!
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not completely especially the leg bones. to carry that much weight they would break to easy. however the wings might be since they are no longer used. but modern birds to have the characteristics of dinosaurs that being hollow bones which also means that dinosaurs may have been warm blooded like birds.
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I think you would have to make a time machine and go back to the Jurassic era. You probably won't find any family members from that time(I believe you can get in that way). Look for Fred(tell him I sent you), he'll be able to get you in..