how did dinosaurs die?
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the Ice Age and a giant meteor
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Dinosaurs actually lived preceding bible time and their remains are a decently sized loophole of the book. Comedien Bill Hicks once referenced the topic when he offered a fictional conversation between himself and a believer in bible time. It was a one word question and read: "Dinosaurs?"\n\nBy the way, there were no Dinosaurs at the time of Noah's arc.
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One of the clearest sign of a massive impact was massive extinction of life. The greatest extinction event sometimes called the Great Dying was the Permian-Triassic extinction. It occurred approximately 251 million years ago (mya), forming the boundary between the Permian and Triassic geologic periods. It was the Earth's most severe extinction event, with about 96 percent of all marine species and 70 percent of terrestrial vertebrate species becoming extinct. Recently, a 300-mile-wide crater was discovered in the Wilkes Land region of East Antarctica, which is believed to be linked with the extinction.\n\nA 300-mile-wide crater more than a mile beneath the East Antarctic Ice Sheet was found using gravity fluctuations measured by NASA's GRACE satellites to peer beneath Antarctica's icy surface, imaging a 200-mile-wide plug of mantle material—a mass concentration, or "mascon" in geological parlance—that occurs within the Earth's crust and appears to have been emplaced somewhere between 100 and 500 million years ago—a broad time span that brackets the specific age of the Permian-Triassic extinction.\n\nWhen the scientists overlaid their gravity image with airborne radar images of the ground beneath the ice, they found the mascon perfectly centered inside a circular ridge some 500 km (300 miles) wide. The Wilkes Land crater is more than twice the size of the Chicxulub crater in the Yucatan peninsula, which marks the impact that may have ultimately killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. The Chicxulub impactor (most likely an asteroid) is thought to have been 6 miles wide, while the Wilkes Land impactor (either an asteroid or perhaps a large comet nucleus) could have been up to 30 miles wide—four or five times as wide.
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These fossils are from when the flood took place. The water and the sudden pressure perfectly conserved these pieces of bone. We believe in dinosaurs just not evolution. Watch the videw "Answers from Genesis" this guy is excellent teacher
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T. rex (Tyrannosaurus rex) was a large, meat-eating therapod dinosaur that lived during the late Cretaceous period of the Mesozoic era (about 70 to 65 million years ago).\n\nThere is no question that it ate meat, with huge steak-knife like teeth, binocular vision and other adaptations, but paleontologists have argued over whether or not it was a scavenger or active predator.\n\nMany of the proponents of each theory seem to forget that very very few animals are completely either/or.\n\nIn modern times, hyenas are considered scavengers while lions are generally considered top predators.  However, hyenas quite often kill their own prey, coopertating to take down wildebeest or zebras by themselves.  And lions often chase the hyenas off their kills, and scavenge the meal themselves.\n\nSo T. rex could indeed have been an active predator, hunting down or ambushing prey, but also could have been a scavenger, tracking down dead dinosaurs with its keen sense of smell, and it would have been well equipped to drive off almost any other predator that was already at the kill.  Even something as formiddable as a pack of Deinonychus probably would have backed off when T. rex came charging over the hill.\n\nThe fact that T. rex shows adaptations that could have been useful for either lifestyle says to me that they were probably flexible.  They may have acted primarily as scavengers in an area where other predators were common, but would have been able to become the dominant predator in other regions.  \n\nAnimals tend to be more complex than simply either/or statement.  Especially large, adaptable animals.  I think it's likely that T. rex was a predator in some regions, under some circumstances, and in other regions, with different circumstances it was primarily a scavenger.  Even the same animal may have changed its habits over the course of the year as it moved to different regions.
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no.  the more complex an organism, the easier they go extinct.\n\ntrilobites lasted around 300 million years; a not-so-complex animal.\n\ndinosaurs lasted about 150 million years; more complex, shorter reign.\n\nhumans, we haven't even come CLOSE to how long dinosaurs we around, we'll go extinct soon enough.
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As a late development of the dinosaurs Archeopteryx would have come extinct at the Cretaceous-tertiary boundary about\n66 million years ago (when all dinasaurs became extinct)the cause was a large asteroid that hit he earth off Yucatan in Mexico causing cataclysmic environmental changes.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeopteryx
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Dinosaurs keep balance through the use of their tail. Additionally, think of it as how we ride a bike. The more speed, the easier it is to balance.
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Evolutionary left over when The T-rex's ancestor needed arms.  They shrank because they didn't need them anymore.
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, lets see genius - they are being slaughtered by their own peace loving, kind hearted, and moral brethren.  Pretty smart, heh.  \n\nWhat again is that regions claim to fame besides dirt?  Oh yeah, a few million years ago some plants and dinosaurs died there.
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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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PANGEA is was just a big land mass and a lot of water arond it. I am sure there wasnt a lot of living creatures cause them dang dinosaurs done ate everything but themselves and than i am not even sure about that
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It doesn't.  The dinosaurs existed millions of years before mankind. They died off around 65 million years ago.
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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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Satans rebellion caused dinosaurs to become extinct? what kind of horseshit is that????? my God mainworry If you were any dumber plants whould be laughing at you!!!
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You have 5 major extincion events in Earth's history:\n\nThe more famous is the K-T Extinction Event aka the day the dinosaurs became oil about 65 million years ago.  That killed the majority of the animals on land, sea and air.  \n\nThe most powerful was the one that occurred 251 million years ago and took 95% of all life on Earth.  Use the link to find about the rest.
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If the dinosaurs were followers of Islam, then it may explain what happened to all of them>>they may have been carried off to heaven.